Wonderm00n

Sorry for the delay.

If the problem is still not solved, please do provide me an example link so I can check it out.

Sorry for the delay.

Can you please clarify what you mean by “images being too big”?

Can you send me one of those “too big” images so I can test it?

The plugin currently uses the original uploaded picture, not thumbnails. I can take a look at it and maybe add that option, but would link to understand the original problem.

Topic resolved

Thanks flynsarmy,
I’ve released a new version with this bugfix.

I’ve also hacked the code to achieve this, more or less the same way you did. That’s not a solution because of updates.

My intention when creating this post was for the Jetpack developers to fix the issue permanently.

db.studios: You can always add to your article: “Or you can use the Wonderm00n’s Simple Facebook Open Graph Meta Tags plugin” ??

db.studios, Daedalon:

Please check the last version 0.1.9.5
It’s now possible to activate/de-activate each post/page image option as you wish.

Anyway I do not show a empty og:image tag because Facebook will simply ignore it and use the first image of the page (example: a social icon) as he wish.

A high rating on the plugin is welcome ??
And there’s always the donate button ??

I’ll take a look at this ??

Same problem here…

I’ve been reviewing this plugin code and actually the user does not steal adspace if you put 0% on the “Percentage of ad slots to share” field.

I agree that he really tries hard to get some adspace… He populates the fields with his own adsense codes, and each time you change template you get the 5% again.

As you can see in his code:

function mc($mc, $ad, $size=false) {
   if ($mc <= 0 || $this->mced) return $ad ;

If $mc equals 0, your ad will be returned, never his.

Another problem this plugin has is that he always inserts adsense into feeds, which is a no-no! I want to use adsense for feeds instead of injecting “normal” adsense into feeds.

To solve this you should add:
if (is_feed()) return $content ;
after:

if ($ezAdOptions['kill_tag'] && is_tag()) return $content ;
if ($ezAdOptions['kill_archive'] && is_archive()) return $content ;

This really should be there by default or as an option. I’ll try to contact the user about this.

Meanwhile I’ve been installing some plugins and setting things up and notice that a .htaccess on root was created:

# BEGIN WordPress

# END WordPress

Anyway… I’ve tried to post and everything seems to be ok now!

Hi sherrynes,

I do know what .htaccess is, and this is a FRESH install, for a new blog, and I’m using this format for the links: “https://www.domain.com/?p=123”.

Anyway, I don’t even have an .htaccess file on the website root.

Anyone? HELP!