I know, SEO plugins have Title Descriptions. But I need to put Title Description in my posts (just below titles). Till date I used italics tag, but feel the following could be better.
In source code for many sites, I see the following tag:
[meta property=“og:description” content=“xxxx xxxx” />]
How to get these? Any ideas?
That’s Open Graph meta data - http://ogp.me/
There’s a couple of ways to ad that sort of meta data:
Then of course you just need to find a method of calling it into your templates when it’s needed.
That’s the problematic statement. How do I put the data I input in a custom field, below the post title?
Any guidance ? Please help me on this. Very desperate.
What content system are you using? I only generally use ExpressionEngine or Craft - in those I can add as many custom fields as I need and add the various meta tags in whatever temple suits, either directly or as as embed/snippet.
Wordpress. The idea hit me when I landed on this page:
This method serves twin purposes: puts a description to post title and absorbed by google as some description.
There are plenty of blog posts which show you how to do this in Wordpress, here’s a few I found when I searched Google:
http://www.paulund.co.uk/add-facebook-open-graph-tags-to-wordpress
Yes. Blogposts exist, but no one tells how to add the description, and where. I have the Wordpress SEO plugin, which adds the tags to the head section. But NONE places the description where I need it.
That’s my difficulty. Can anyone provide the next clues? Thanks
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