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Perfect! Thanks.

Cool. Great support!

It’s not a big deal, but it would be nice to have it fixed.

Another small question: Is there any way not to have the title of a playlist appearing as a header right over the player? It messes a little with my page layout. I prefer to create my own titles.

I can open my new question as a new support item, if that is better for you?

Thanks for the quick response!

Where exactly do I add it? My shortcode looks like:

[youtube playlist ]PLP1_U1UAmvW4uguGYHLqENnspVpXHXTp5[/youtube]

How should it look after I add the max=3?

AS you perhaps can guess, I am a total WordPress noob ??

New update ??
After running the debugger on each post I apparently reset something. Now Facebook identifies the correct og:images for each post. However, it doesn’t chose the right one. I have set “featured image” for each post but Facebook shows the last picture of the post instead.

I also get an error message that the og;image is not “at least 200×200 px” even though the first image in the post (and the featured image) it actually 1144X772.

Actually, when I enter the specific post in the debugger (not just the main blog page), I don’t get any error messages and it shows the two images in the post as og:images. And then Facebook picks a random image from the site header to show….

Hi Martong,

Thanks for the help. I think the problem is that I don’t have any og:image tag at all. The other og tags are there but no image. How did you fix the case with the missing value?

Cool! That worked.

Thanks for the help

Hi Paul,

I have tried doing that but I cannot make it work. I am updating the “iframe image” template (I assume that would be a good one to use?).

My file looks like this:
<iframe src=”https://%RCM%/e/cm?lt1=_blank&bc1=000000&IS2=1&bg1=FFFFFF&fc1=000000&lc1=0000FF&t=%TAG%&o=%MPLACE_ID%&p=8&l=as4&m=amazon&f=ifr&ref=ss_til&asins=%ASIN%&#8221; style=”width:120px;height:240px;” scrolling=”no” marginwidth=”0″ marginheight=”0″ frameborder=”0″></iframe>

Can you show me exactly where and how to add the alignleft function please? And is alignleft the right function to use?

Thanks!

Jep, all images sized as 1148X400 before uploading.

I have looked at all the properties of the images and they are 100% identical. There must be some tag somewhere specifying their original alignment that I can’t find

Hi John,

A lot of trial and error ??

On my PC, just regenerating thumbnails fixed the problem. However it still didn’t work on iPad. On the iPad, it seems like the picture remembers how it was originally orientated. One of the pictures was taken as a vertical image and then rotated and cropped to fit the horizontal header. When viewed on the iPad (but not on PC), the picture always aligned itself vertically no matter what I did, messing up the header. The only solution was to delete all images that were taken as vertical and only use the others.

I have no idea why this would be the case (or if it even is the real reason), but it works for now…