Hi Grzegorz, it’s been a while!
I cannot see the issue on your site right now. Though, I see multiple og:image tags on your website.
You can disable that feature at “SEO > Social Meta Settings > General > Social Image Setting.” That will likely resolve any issue sharing — only a few social networks work well with this feature, so it’s disabled by default.
Sybre, long time indeed. The plugin does its job and I didn’t have to report anything 🙂
The recent issue was I have replaced some images URL’s with database operation (I know, it is probably not the WP recommended way for post editing, but hey, it works). The SEO tags kept pointing to the “old” images despite later manual post edits, saving SEO plugin config (that is supposed to delete any cache ) and so on. There was no way I could force their update. Eventually I had to manually put an URL in the SEO section under the post in its edit window. That probably solved it.
Is there a way to somehow remove the current image selection and force the plugin the automatically get the new ones?
Hi Grzegorz,
The plugin always fetches the data from the database via WordPress default functions. In this case, get_post_meta().
If you use a caching plugin, that plugin may intercept the call TSF uses. But, the plugin won’t be made aware of direct changes to the database, so its cache may be outdated, and you should refresh it. Otherwise, TSF will fetch outdated information.
I described how the data is stored in detail here: https://kb.theseoframework.com/kb/data-stored-in-your-database/#tsf-post.
