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  • CypressWebs

    (@jmeyer2485)

    If you want I know you can use Yoast SEO plugin and select what image you want Facebook to use for each post.

    When you create a post on the bottom there will be a meta box with “WordPress SEO by Yoast” and click “Social” and select a specific image for Facebook.

    This is what I do for this issue. Not sure what others do.

    Thread Starter blackwolfman

    (@blackwolfman)

    Tried that but didn’t seem to work. Really need to get the CSS block working again. Anyone know why the above isn’t working?

    stephencottontail

    (@stephencottontail)

    Way back on line 159 of your custom CSS plugin, you’ve forgotten the closing bracket of this section:

    .eStore-product-fancy-10{
    height:100%;
    overflow:hidden;
    margin-bottom:5px;
    border:1px solid #ccc;
    padding:5px;
    width: 92%;

    which is causing parsing errors down the rest of the stylesheet.

    Thread Starter blackwolfman

    (@blackwolfman)

    You sire have nailed it on the head! I would like to buy you a coffee at the least. Just PM me a paypal address :).

    For others in same boat, add a featured image, use the CSS above to hide (but not delete) the Featured Image. Facebook scraper then picks it up and all is as should be.

    Thanks to all for looking and trying to help out.

    Thread Starter blackwolfman

    (@blackwolfman)

    A quick question before I close this, how did you view my custom CSS code? Through Inspect element in the browser? Thanks

    CypressWebs

    (@jmeyer2485)

    I assume he did with Inspect element, you can view the whole CSS Style sheet from there.

    WPyogi

    (@wpyogi)

    Another really useful tool for CSS work and finding errors is the W3C validator –

    https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/

    (Not all “errors” are problematic so don’t freak if you see a bunch show up on your site. Some are due to differences in browsers which require different code that might not be seen as valid by the validator. Parse errors are usually ones to check on.)

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