Get the most relevant image, or the appropriate embedded media player, or the page screenshot of any external link in your post (similar to what you g …

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Get the most relevant image, or the appropriate embedded media player, or the page screenshot of any external link in your post (similar to what you get when you share a page on Facebook or Google+).
The Super Link Preview plugin supports:
<ul>
<li>shortened links (for example t.co or bit.ly links)</li>
<li>media content (all formats natively supported by WordPress – https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds)</li>
<li>OpenGraph images</li>
<li>page screenshots</li>
</ul>
If the external link points to a supported media, this plugin embeds the appropriate player in the page (through the WordPress native oEmbed function – https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds). 
If no supported media is found, the plugin embeds the og:image specified in the page’s metadata. 
If the no og:image is found, the plugin parses the target external link to find the most relevant image, discarding images smaller than specified size and standard ad banner sizes. 
If not a relevant image is found, the plugin takes a screenshot of the linked page (through a WordPress public service located at http://s.wordpress.com/mshots/v1).
You can overrule the workflow and force the plugin to take the linked page’s screenshot with the forceshot dashcode attribute.
<h4>Shortcode Preview</h4>
[link-preview url=”link-to-website” forceshot=”false”]
<h4>Multisite Compatibility</h4>
The Super Link Preview plugin is compatibly with WordPress Multisite, just use the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network#WordPress_Plugins" rel="nofollow ugc">Network Activate</a> feature to enable the shortcode on every site. If you only want to enable the shortcode for a specific site, activate the plugin for that site only.

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