• Resolved mbeasi

    (@mbeasi)


    I realize this may be an issue with the site instead of the plugin, but this is what is happening:

    I have a multi-site install running six blogs, and on five of these blogs I’ve enabled the Really simple Facebook Twitter share buttons using the exact same settings on each. It works properly on all the blogs but one. On this blog – https://mangablog.net – when someone presses the “like” button on a post, Facebook likes the homepage instead of the individual post. Using the Facebook debugger, I can see that the problem is that the og:url is the main page instead of the post, so it’s redirecting traffic there instead. Trouble is, I don’t know how to fix this, since the og:url is not something I ever set myself. It worked automatically with each of the other blogs (mangabookshelf.com, soliloquyinblue.com, mangabookshelf.suitablefortreatment.com, mangacritic.com) when I enabled the plugin, but this one has the og:url set to mangablog.net, even for individual posts.

    Anyone know what’s gone wrong, and/or how I can fix it?

    Thanks!

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/really-simple-facebook-twitter-share-buttons/

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  • Thread Starter mbeasi

    (@mbeasi)

    Update: I believe I have solved this problem myself. I am using the Genesis Framework on all of my network’s sites, and this comes with built-in SEO settings, including one that sets canonical archives for paginated pages. The default setting for this is “on.” I realized just now that the blog that was having the issue is the only one on my network that just uses the blog archive (list of latest posts) as its homepage, rather than a special widgeted front page, so I thought (based on what the Facebook debugger was saying) that perhaps it was considering that to be the canonical archive for the whole blog. So I turned the setting off, updated one of the posts, “Liked” it, and suddenly it all worked!

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