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Has anyone succeeded with this? I thinks the variable is available at $wp_query->post_count – so it is probably pretty easy to make it a SEO variable…

I found it now. It is stored in postmeta with meta key _yoast_wpseo_opengraph-image

Sorry – I posted this in the incorrect plugin. Will mark this topic as resolved and start a new thread.

add_action(“lostpassword_form”, “login_captcha”);
add_action(“lostpassword_post”, “verify_captcha”);

I haven’t found a plugin yet.

What’s needed is a modification of WPSEO_Taxonomy::term_seo_form() that shows the input fields for terms. There should be another one for opengraph-image. But there is no filter to add this input field…

If there was a input field, then the following code would probably solve the problem:

add_action( ‘wpseo_opengraph’, ‘my_archive_image’, 30 );
$archive_og_image = ‘[opengraph-image-for-term]’;
function my_archive_image() {
if( is_tag() || is_tax() || is_category() ) $wpseo_og->image_output($archive_og_image);
}

Anyone else have a solution to this? Not sure why it isn’t possible out of the box.

Anyone?

Problem solved.

In UTF-8 a å, ä or ö can look the same but have a different coding. It’s called Precomposed and Decomposed. So even though it looked like it was the same filename, it wasn’t.