Twitter source label

Hi @orangecitys

When I tested a few of your posts using this tool:

https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator

They displayed correctly with your domain. Can you tell us a bit more about what you’re seeing? I also looked at your Twitter feed, and things looked good there as well.

I’m talking about when jetpack shares my post to twitter. On twitter, the Tweet source label shows as “wordpress.com”….. I’m asking : how can I set it to show my website fomain name instead

Hey @orangecitys,

Twitter pulls the Source Label from the name of the app that is sending the tweet. In this case, it is our Publicize service (via WordPress.com). I’m not entirely sure if this is something you could modify, but if so, it wouldn’t be trivial. It would involve registering as a developer on Twitter, and some knowledge of Python.

Per our Scope of Support, it isn’t something we can assist with. Would love to hear back if you’re able to, though!

Cheers. ??

Alright, thank you

Hey Benjamin, my pleasure.

I’m going to mark this thread as resolved now, but feel free to reach back out if you still need us.

Hi! Anytime I post a new article on my site, jetpack shares my post to my Facebook and twitter page.

But how can I stop jetpack from sharing descriptions of the post to Facebook. I only want it to share the headline and link only, without description/excerpts

Hi @orangecitys

Jetpack will share whatever you enter in the custom message field, or if that is left blank, it will share an excerpt of your post content. If you don’t want it to use an excerpt, I’d suggest entering a short custom description.