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Og: image is not properly selected by Facebook for taste or sharing

I will try to directly explain my problem:

When you love / share an article from my site ( http://www.radiopico.com ) og: the image does not work (can you try with this URL for example: http://www.radiopico.com/index.php? n = noticias & menu = noticias & id_noticia = 14350 )

  • on the debugger i always get the url of the corret image
  • He never shows an image
  • If I click on the image, I get an error not found. If I copy the URL and go through it in the address bar, I get an image
  • Sometimes he says that the image is small .. this is wrong because it is very large than the minimum sizes that facebook encourages. There is also no problem with the ratio
  • When I try to post an address on facebook, it never displays an image
  • I tried adding var time (? T = ...) after the address to make sure it doesn't cache
  • I put a few og: images .. images still not working.
  • I read and tried all the “tricks” that I found here (Stackoverdlow) or on Google.

Thank you for your support and best wishes for resolving this mystery.

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I notice that your image is not technically defined with a resolution of 72 dpi, but at 300 dpi:

Screenshot of the Image Size dialog box when image is opened Photoshop.

I can’t say definitively that this will cause your problem. Browsers are typically smart enough to display an image with a resolution of 72 dpi (using pixel sizes), regardless of the "Resolution" that is defined in the image. However, it may be worthwhile to re-save the image with the resolution correctly configured for the Internet at 72dpi. Facebook may be confused by the size of the image due to the resolution setting.

In addition, to eliminate potential image problems, if you have Photoshop, use the "Save for Web" command to re-save the image, which will automatically detect the re-saved image with a resolution of 72dpi and save it without a built-in image in the preview you should always do for the Internet anyway to reduce file size. Then try again. Again, I'm not sure if these suggestions will work, but it seems like a good idea to fix the resolution, inline preview, and potential problems with the original file by re-saving.

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Debugging

I see the linter answer is 206.

I don't know if this can help, but I found this

check him;)

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