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about og:image
See original GitHub issueHi people, what is wrong in my code? image and title doesnt shows
<div> <Helmet> <meta property="og:image" content={article.image} /> <meta property="og:title" content={article.title} /> </Helmet> <FacebookShareButton url={itechs.info${url}}> <div className="share-icon"> <img src={require('../../../lib/img/fb-icon.png')} alt="facebook-share-icon" /> </div> </FacebookShareButton> </div>
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When the Facebook bot crawls your site it should see the definitions. Depending on your setup it might be your index.html.
Have you tried https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/ to debug your page? Can you share a link to it?
Sory for a long time , aautio, i cant set. (( i attach 3 screenshot , maybe i did mistake.
