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How to Specify Global & Fallback og:images on Collection Pages

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October 7, 2022
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December 6, 2022
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The easiest way to manage this is to avoid using Webflow's built-in og:image specifier altogether, and simply construct the og:image elements yourself in your HEAD custom code, in the order of preference.

<meta content=" (1st choice image) " property="og:image" />

<meta content=" (2nd choice image) " property="og:image" />

<meta content=" (3rd choice image) " property="og:image" />

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