Take a look via https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/
Your image is loading just fine.
As for the title, something (either a plugin or your theme) is providing the following OpenGraph tag:
<meta property="og:title" content="10 common problems when travelling and how to avoid themCarmen Everywhere | Carmen Everywhere" />
There are many plugins these days that provide or alter OpenGraph tags. Try deactivating all plugins. If that resolves the issue, reactivate each one individually until you find the cause.
Actually, take a look at the title in your source too:
<title>10 common problems when travelling and how to avoid themCarmen Everywhere | Carmen Everywhere</title>
It’s entirely possible this is your theme, not a plugin, and whichever plugin provides your OpenGraph tags is just taking what your theme is providing.
Thread Starter
carmen1
(@mcchortelano)
I see, there must be a way to alter the way this appears, how do I do it? I think I had the same problem in my previous theme.
Unless you’re using a plugin to further alter things (like an SEO plugin), that is controlled by both the Site Title and Tagline fields at Settings -> General and displayed by your theme.
So, it’s entirely possible that it’s a bug in your theme too. You can easily rule that out by temporarily switching to the Twenty Fifteen theme.
Thread Starter
carmen1
(@mcchortelano)
hi using a normal share plugin but I´m sure it´s not the problem of the plugin because I tried with 2 of them and I don´t think they alter anything.
Do you mean to switch to Twenty Fifteen for some minutes and then switch back to Trident and the problem will be finished?
Do you mean to switch to Twenty Fifteen for some minutes and then switch back to Trident and the problem will be finished?
No, switch to Twenty Fifteen, open a post, and find your title tag in the source output (right-click in the browser and view source) looking for:
<title>[your title]</title>
For reference, your title currently appears as:
<title>10 common problems when travelling and how to avoid themCarmen Everywhere | Carmen Everywhere</title>
If your title is not duplicated like that in the Twenty Fifteen theme, then the problem is the theme you’re currently using.
Thread Starter
carmen1
(@mcchortelano)
thanks can´t see it in browser as I´m using google chrome so the tab is small, doesn´t show the full title, if you know what I mean, even if I keep only one window open. I have twenty ten and eleven installed, can I try with these or does it have to be Twenty 15?
Which is why I said the following:
and find your title tag in the source output (right-click in the browser and view source) looking for:
<title>[your title]</title>
For reference, your title currently appears as:
<title>10 common problems when travelling and how to avoid themCarmen Everywhere | Carmen Everywhere</title>
You can use any one of the Twenty themes to check.
Thread Starter
carmen1
(@mcchortelano)
Hi I changed to the 2 Twenty themes I had and to another, it didn´t solve the problem.
However I wrote several posts today and I´m not having that problem anymore so the fact of changing theme and coming back to my current theme may have solve the problem.
But the problem still continues in the 3 or 4 posts before that I wrote before today, should I delete them and create them again?
Facebook has a cache. To refresh their cache, check the link in https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/ and hit the “Fetch new scrape information” button.
