How do I add META tags to my website on Facebook?
This feature is enabled by default.
- Log in to your WordPress website. When you’re logged in, you will be in your ‘Dashboard’.
- Click on ‘SEO’.
- Click on ‘Social’.
- Click on the ‘Facebook’ tab.
- Toggle the ‘Add Open Graph meta data’ switch.
- Customize your Open Graph tags.
- Click ‘Save Changes’.
How do I add Facebook to Joomla?
Phase 1: Creating your Joomla module for Facebook
- Choose the required module.
- Generate your feed.
- Copy the integration code.
- Authorize in Joomla admin panel.
- Edit the website.
- Select the page.
- Add the module code.
- Joomla Facebook module has just been added!
What is Facebook meta tag?
You can optionally set metadata tags in your product feed files. This enables Facebook to attribute catalogs using this feed to your app. Once a catalog is attributed to your app, the meta tag is not required in subsequent feed uploads to that catalog.
Where can I find my Facebook meta tag?
Meta-tag Verification
- Open your website’s homepage code and look for the section.
- Add the meta-tag to the section in the HTML code.
- Confirm that the meta-tag is visible by viewing your website’s homepage HTML source code.
- Return to Business Manager and click ‘Verify’
How to add tags to a Joomla page?
You could choose to use $this->item->metakey to use the meta keywords (which is easy but who uses meta keywords), but as joomla 3.1 has a tagging feature we might as well use this so we don’t have to fill in 2 different areas. To get this to work I have used a layout override to create a raw list of tags.
How to use meta keywords in Joomla?
You could choose to use $this->item->metakey to use the meta keywords (which is easy but who uses meta keywords), but as joomla 3.1 has a tagging feature we might as well use this so we don’t have to fill in 2 different areas. To get this to work I have used a layout override to create a raw list of tags. To use it you can follow the steps here.
Why does Facebook not like OpenGraph tags?
There was a time when Facebook ignored your standard meta tags and insisted that you add a specific opengraph tags for things like page title and description. They no longer seem to enforce this from looking at the linter with the exception of Joomla’s author tag which it doesn’t like because it uses meta name instead of property.
How do I add featured images to my Joomla site?
We add them using joomla’s add tag method. At the top of my default.php file I now have this: If you want to use the sites active language you can read about it here. I added an extra check to see if the featured image is set. You could extend this to grab one from the article if it isn’t.