Michael Ott

Open Graphite lets you control how your WordPress content is viewed when shared on social media.
Typically when one of your pages is shared on social media (Facebook for example), the platform will use the first image and text it can find on the page. This is usually not ideal and often truncates the content into something nonsensical, resulting in the page being less likely to be engaged with.
Open Graphite solves this problem, by allowing you to customise the image, title and description of any of your pages that are shared on social media, all without compromising the original content.
<h3>How to use</h3>
For the homepage…
<ul>
<li>Go to Open Graphite (admin side menu)</li>
<li>Set your homepage title, description, image and object type</li>
<li>Enter a Facebook app ID (optional)</li>
<li>Enter a Twitter username (optional)</li>
<li>Choose a Twitter card type</li>
<li>Select which post types to enable for</li>
</ul>
For posts and pages…
<ul>
<li>Create a new post or page (or edit an existing one)</li>
<li>Scroll down to the Open Graphite metabox</li>
<li>Enter your desired title, description, image and object type</li>
</ul>
<h3>Premium Support</h3>
While the free version of Open Graphite is supported in the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/open-graphite" rel="ugc">WordPress support page</a>, one-on-one priority support is given to <a href="https://rocketapps.com.au/open-graphite-pro/?origin=open-graphite" rel="nofollow ugc">Open Graphite Pro</a> license holders.
<a href="https://rocketapps.com.au/open-graphite-pro/?origin=open-graphite" rel="nofollow ugc">Open Graphite Pro</a> has additional features, such as:
<ul>
<li>The ability to use with any custom post type</li>
<li>Force Facebook to automatically and immediately update your title, description or featured image when you make edits</li>
<li>Mobile and desktop previews for Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin</li>
<li>WooCommerce product support</li>
<li>Pinterest specific options</li>
<li>Enhanced Slack sharing</li>
<li>Enable automatic defaults for titles, descriptions, featured images and object types</li>
<li>Open Graph content indicators</li>
<li>Limit the number of characters for titles and descriptions (prevent your titles and descriptions getting truncated)</li>
<li>Open graph check tool</li>
<li>Additional open graph options</li>
<li>Priority support</li>
</ul>

Open Graphite

Control how your content is viewed when shared on social media.

Mário Valney

Features of “OG Tags”:
<ul>
<li>Include type of object to Open Graph API (“website” for home and “article” for posts).</li>
<li>Include the tags with properties in the page according with Open Graph API documentation.</li>
<li>Include your ID as administrator for Social Plugins like Comments.</li>
<li>Include your Page as publisher for Open Graph’s object.</li>
<li>Include a default image to Home and posts without Featured Image.</li>
<li>Use Featured Image how og:image (i.e. it will appear on Facebook’ Feed).</li>
<li>Simple page with less configurations. We want to be simple! Automatic.</li>
</ul>
Language:
Open Graph does not make difference about languages, but the Documentation and the Options Page are in Brazilian Portuguese. 
Please! Help translating to English.

OG Tags

We are always working to do it better!
If you want to help, fork this on GitHub (www.github.com/mariovalney/og-tags) or just send me a mail: mariovalney@gmail.com
Thanks!



Works!

OG Tags includes the tags necessary to integrate your website to Facebook with almost no configuration. Automatic. Simple.

Open Graphite vs OG Tags