No bug Article Open Graph Issue

Hi Ruud,
On the home page of this site, I am using an article only for the display of a gallery. The main content (above the gallery) is a custom banner module. In order to use custom og image, I'm trying to use the och open graph tab in the article containing the gallery, but the display shows the actual image itself on the home page along with text "OG Image" and the same for OG Title. The page source shows no og tags at all. I'm confused. I thought I set everything up correctly with the custom fields but something isn't right.

I have attached a screenshot of the home page but you can go in and check the set up with the creds I supplied to you yesterday.

Thank you,
John

Hi John,
that is actually a config setting for the Custom Fields. in the Custom Field you need to configure in tab [options] > fields [Display Options] the field 'Automatic Display' to 'Do not automatic display'

That will 'fix' it.

Well, it did remove one instance of the display (there were two before) but now there is only one. The image and title are still displaying. I tried removing the image and title altogether, refreshing, then re-inserting and again they are displaying on the page. There are also still no og tags showing in the page source.

Update: So there was a bit of code left behind in the article editor that must have been left behind from before. The image and title are no longer displaying. One hurdle over.

Still however, there are no og tags showing in the page source.

Hi John,
that is correct: ochOpenGraph works on articles and your frontpage is not an article but a featured view.
So What I did is the following:

• added {ochopengraph tag to module 'Home Page Banner'
• added a fallback image in ochOpenGraph plugin for both twitter and og (so that you will always have an image displaying even when there is no image detected / found

I also changed ochjssocials to use the och-icons (instead of font-awesome4). och-icons is very lightweight opposed to font-awesome icons and it displays the X (formerly known as twitter) icon correct.