Adding Facebook image sharing height and width. #109
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Providing these options ensures that the share image is immediately rendered in preview every time, without it the first time there will be no image preview until Facebook has crawled the site once.
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Up to you, I wasn't sure of the best way to add it you're welcome to change it to whatever you think fits best. |
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@FlightOfGrey, can you check my changes and tell me if it's good for you? |
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@FlightOfGrey wow that's a nice trick i can use today! thanks for sharing. |
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Adding Facebook image sharing height and width.
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Providing these options ensures that the share image is immediately rendered in preview every time, without it the first time there will be no image preview until Facebook has crawled the site once - particularly useful if you have generated share images.