Open thomaswitt opened 1 year ago
I am using the jekyll-last-modified-at plugin together with jekyll-seo-tag. That automatically sets the date attribute based on the last changed date.
Unfortunately that turns all website content into og:type article (see line 46 in https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-seo-tag/blob/master/lib/template.html).
That doesn't make any sense - and I can't even override it. Therefore I'd strongly recommend not to assume just because a page has a date that it's an article. Shat should be only set by hand if type is article.
I am using the jekyll-last-modified-at plugin together with jekyll-seo-tag. That automatically sets the date attribute based on the last changed date.
Unfortunately that turns all website content into og:type article (see line 46 in https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-seo-tag/blob/master/lib/template.html).
That doesn't make any sense - and I can't even override it. Therefore I'd strongly recommend not to assume just because a page has a date that it's an article. Shat should be only set by hand if type is article.