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@alexcjohnson thank you for creating this issue! Yes, the purpose of this request is to prevent occurrences like below, where there is no image an a misc "A" as a meta description (https://plotly.com/javascript/)
@alexcjohnson it looks like that particular link is now showing an image though, which is good! Did you recently change that? Twitter is definitely trickier than linkedin, so I would suggest taking a look at plotly.com to see how the meta tags are implemented. @msynko can help with that.
Dash docs is interesting because no image or description shows up at all. I would prefer that over a misc "A" though.
While the code is being examined, I will ask @angeladaodao to create a meta image for both the dash docs and the graphing libraries so we can use those moving forward.
@LiamConnors not urgent, but every page we serve should get meta tags for Twitter, so a nice preview card shows up when a plotly link is included in a tweet. See https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-for-websites/cards/overview/markup, and see the meta tags in the
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of the Plotly main site https://plotly.com for an example that we know @jingningzhang1 is happy with - and perhaps @msynko can help ensure we get the right contents.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: