javascript - Twitter Photo Card Pulling -
I'm trying to create a Twitter photo card that uses HTML meta tags.
The first problem is, the tag looks something like
that works (I check the loaded source code of the page). But the Twitter photo card verifier draws the placeholder, and is not up to date. How can I fix these two problems?
Take a look at this HTML: Note that The same applies to the Due to twitter's crawler not being able to execute Javascript, you do not have to use the Twitter app directly, P> Note that Ginja 2 will then be saved correctly from the URL, in which In addition, you can not use the & amp; Amp;
is an HTML escape because its & amp;
The marker is in other words, for the beginning of a run, for the character in its HTML source & amp; Amp; This is normal and correct to use
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& amp;
href
in the attribute & amp; Amp;
is run as if you see the link in your browser (for example using one), you will see that your browser has interpreted the appended apesand correctly for you. When you click on the URL, it works . content
feature on your Twitter meta tag. Twitter will remove the parameter moving account avoid .
& lt; Meta property = "twitter: image" id = "photo" content = "{{imageurl}}" />
and
are set to and. Amp;
>, provided you | Do not use secure
, so that it actually ran away properly. chart.apis.google. Com
URL in the Twitter photo card, because Google will not be allowed to specifically URL chart.apis.google.com
, because they want to download the image to resize , But respect the robots.txt
rules set by Google. / P>
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