It still goes to the same page, so I assume its being added by facebook for a reason.. maybe for tracking or something. Not sure if you have seen this, but a very good tutorial on embedding your site. http://www.netmagazine.com/tutorials/embed-your-site-facebook
Facebook cache had to be cleared. This happened because I had my blog set to Private previously. Followed this blog post to solve this – http://umairj.com/146/how-to-clear-facebook-shares-cache/
There is no real “easy” way to do it anymore, due to Facebook’s requirements for an application and an access token and OAuth and so on. The latest version of my Simple Facebook Connect plugin has a working User Status Widget in the widgets module. It can display the latest status for a user in … Read more
but get the first image, how i get the “featured image” of each of post? Use get_the_post_thumbnail(). You simply need to pass it the ID of the post; e.g.: <?php global $post; $post_thumbnail = get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ); ?>
I added “http://” in the Facebook URL (See the issue for more details).
They’ve attached a function to the scroll event of the page, it looks at the scroll position of the document relative to its height to detect when you’ve reached the bottom, in which case they animate the flyout div. jQuery has some easy methods for this: $(document).height();, $(document).scrollTop(); edit: these may help one two
In the end I ended up taking the iframe code instead of the HTML5 code I had taken before, and that solved the problem…
Mashable Follow is custom built for Mashable.com, so you won’t find a plugin that brings that level of integration to your WordPress site. That said, there are two that may suit your purpose: Social: Integrates your WordPress site with social networking sites Twitter and Facebook, thereby offering a whole lot of features including—automatically broadcasting posts … Read more
Change your Facebook plugin. I recommend you change the plugin to the official Facebook plugin – it’s been made by some of the same people and allows you to publish immediately. Image in your RSS feed: Your RSS feed should be found here (but it’s not there?) because you are using another RSS feed plugin. … Read more
Facebook apps are just an iFrame back to a page you host somewhere. So you could build out a page in your WordPress site with your subscription options. For example, using JetPack http://jetpack.me/support/subscriptions/. And then embed that page into a Facebook app and add it as a tab to your Facebook page. 🙂