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4 years 3 months ago #65916 by joomleb
Open Graph settings was created by joomleb
Hi guys,
to set Open Graph is a must today and managing my portal I can do it in four steps:
1 - Helix Ultimate template
2 - SP Page Builder the page constructor
3 - JFBConnect
4 - Joocial

Now, You wrote for your extension that "If not already added, Description, URL and Title will be added automatically by JFBConnect"
Please, I want ask here what is the best way (technically) to add Open Graph for our site pages from your point of you ? And where we have to pay attention to do not create unnecessary loads of codes and/or incompatibility crashes
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4 years 3 months ago #65922 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic Open Graph settings
Our recommendation is simple.. use whichever tool is the easiest for you and covers all the pages you want. You're correct that multiple extensions can set Open Graph tags. There's advantages and disadvantages to each (even JFBConnect). With JFBConnect:
* We'll set the title and description for a page automatically based on the meta title and description for a page
* For Joomla articles, we'll set the Open Graph URL to the best canonical URL we can. That means that even if an article can be reached from many URLs, JFBConnect will use only one URL for the Like buttons or comments, which makes sure they don't get spread out to multiple pages.
* We can set the Open Graph image tags automatically on content pages and we support other extensions.
* JFBConnect lets you set Open Graph tags on a per-page basis using our easy-tag system: {SCOpenGraph image=<link to image>}

That's a quick summary of our features. You know your site and how you want to administer things though, so it's best for you to choose the solution that works best for you.

Thanks,
Alex
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