Thanks @squareclouds-design
- Yes you still need the"opengraph" folder - see below..
- You don't need to use the
{{ogp:tags}}anymore - Here' some more notes on this, please try these in your project and see how the results are:
Since 5.3.2:
- Fixes for the OGP featured images. Pulse now uses featured images for blog items (if they exist), the body tag has been refactored and there is a open graph image loading fix (per page)
OGP featured images - #16 by pulsecms
Since 5.3.1:
- New social_exposure feature replaces the deprecated {{ogp}} tag and pulls in images from a dedicated media folder - with options all in settings for the default and more social media integration
OGP featured images - #11 by pulsecms
Read more on this:
And from the manual:
OGP Tag
Add in the site template the following placeholder tag (and it will be replaced by the OGP information):
<!-- OGP PLACEHOLDER -->
The old OGP plugin is still there but it’s now not used (deprecated). The new social_exposure feature has the output replacing the OGP placeholder in the layout file.
The images used come from the media/opengraph directory with the pages coming from media/opengraph/page/
media/opengraph/page/ needs the page images. For each page an image is loaded from here (or a default /media/branding/pulse5_banner.jpg is used as set in settings)
There are more options in settings for social media keys and accounts if needed.
Let us know!