og:image at Cameraderie photography forum.bb_code_tag_url_unfurl template. Enter a new maxium length value here or leave it as 0 to use the XF default value from the template. (See thread 161444 at XenForo.com for reference.)og:image is the value entered for the Metadata logo URL in your style templates under Basic Options. When posting to social media like Twitter and Facebook using a post attachment image instead is usually preferred. Turn this option on to use try to use an attachment instead. Enabling this option will also include the meta tag twitter:card using the card type specified. If you are unsure what value to use then leave it at summary_large_image. If no attachment image is available to use then the default XF value will be used.og:image value. Doing this has concerns that need to be taken into account. If guests do not have permissions to view attachments and if an attachment is found then the thumbnail will be used. If no image attachment is found then it will use the URL of an embedded image. When using the cover image function, whether it is an attachment, thumbnail, or remote image, the dimensions of the selected image are not checked to see if they meet the requirements for use by Twitter and Facebook. The option is there but should only be turned on if you are really sure about it.View full article to the phrase View moreView full article but the thread might not be an article thread type. Turning this option on will change the template to use the View more phrase instead.twitter:site value. This meta tag is required when specifying the Twitter Card to be certain types like summary_large_image. This is typically the same value you would have used for the Twitter Connected Accounts value. (See Twitter Card Tags for reference.)og:image at Cameraderie photography forum.bb_code_tag_url_unfurl template. Enter a new maxium length value here or leave it as 0 to use the XF default value from the template. (See thread 161444 at XenForo.com for reference.)og:image is the value entered for the Metadata logo URL in your style templates under Basic Options. When posting to social media like Twitter and Facebook using a post attachment image instead is usually preferred. Turn this option on to use try to use an attachment instead. Enabling this option will also include the meta tag twitter:card using the card type specified. If you are unsure what value to use then leave it at summary_large_image. If no attachment image is available to use then the default XF value will be used.og:image value. Doing this has concerns that need to be taken into account. If guests do not have permissions to view attachments and if an attachment is found then the thumbnail will be used. If no image attachment is found then it will use the URL of an embedded image. When using the cover image function, whether it is an attachment, thumbnail, or remote image, the dimensions of the selected image are not checked to see if they meet the requirements for use by Twitter and Facebook. The option is there but should only be turned on if you are really sure about it.View full article to the phrase View moreView full article but the thread might not be an article thread type. Turning this option on will change the template to use the View more phrase instead.twitter:site value. This meta tag is required when specifying the Twitter Card to be certain types like summary_large_image. This is typically the same value you would have used for the Twitter Connected Accounts value. (See Twitter Card Tags for reference.)This resource has a discussion thread on the forum where you can ask questions, report issues, and talk with the author and other users.
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