twitter-card | Generate HTML for Twitter Card integration
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Generate HTML for Twitter Card integration.
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QUESTION
I am working on an Eleventy based blog and website. Social media sharing features, like Facebook OpenGraph and Twitter cards, need to have a full absolute URLs to resources like images. Twitter especially rejects any relative URLs to images.
Does Eleventy offer a native way to produce full URLs? As Eleventy is a static site generated, as opposite to a hosted web server, it cannot this information from HTTP headers like other systems out there. The site is hosted on Netlify if Netlify provides any tools to generate URLs from JS. I already have some tasks to generate resized images with Gulp.
Currently I am just using my own in-site configuration like this to generate the URLs in Nunjucks templates:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 19:26As far as I know (based on the docs: https://www.11ty.dev/docs/data/#page-variable-contents) the answer is no. I think your solution makes sense though.
I'm filing an ER to make it possible to get access to this. I think it should be available in page data and maybe via shortcodes/filters.
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I’m trying to get the Facebook link sharing meta tags to work for my Blogger site, and though I got link previews mostly working (images, title, custom description, etc.), I cannot get the author link to display.
Here’s a screencap showing what I’m referring to:
Yet here’s a link preview for my blog, as seen using the FB Sharing Debugger:
The Facebook instructions say only to check that “Who Can Follow Me” is set to “Public” in my profile settings, and to add in my template’s
. I’ve done that and debugged my meta tags in the Debugger so that only a couple minor and unrelated errors/warnings remain (one about a missing
fb:app_id
property (I don’t have a FB app) and sometimes a warning about a post image being ignored because it’s smaller than 200×200).
Here are all my social media meta tags in my template (including tags for Twitter and Google+ in case someone points out any conflicting tags or properties I may not know about):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-03 at 18:11I have a solution that worked for me. In this similar question someone has suggested using the FB_ID
instead of your alias FB URL. I tried that, and initially didn't see any difference in the Object Debugger. After an hour or two, Facebook prompted me to confirm linked publications, and then I can see it correctly in the debugger:
So, first use your FB_ID
instead of your alias, e.g.: https://facebook.com/123456789
instead of https://facebook.com/yourname
After I made this change, Facebook notified me and asked me to confirm linked publications, you have to manually enter the name of the FB page for whom you write, and then click the "Add" button, once confirmed it will look like:
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I'm trying to set up a template for generating Twitter Cards in blogdown
. It put the following in layouts/partials/twitter-card.html
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-28 at 15:17I recommend you to use an absolute URL in this case:
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