Try it yourself
This page shares badly — no picture, wrong title. Four Open Graph tags, three of which are working.
Which line is being ignored?
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Correct. This is the headline that appears on the shared card, and it can differ from the page title — shorter usually reads better.
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This is the one, and the difference is a single word: name instead of property. Open Graph is defined on the property attribute, and scrapers that follow the spec skip this tag entirely — which is exactly why the picture is missing while everything else works.
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Correct, and short enough to survive the crop. Sharing cards give you far less room than a search result.
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Correct. It names the address that shares and likes should be counted against, which matters when the same page is reachable by more than one URL.
Pick a line. Every one of them has an answer.
Show me the answer
<meta name="og:image" content="https://fenwick-plumbing.example/share.png">
This is the one, and the difference is a single word: name instead of property. Open Graph is defined on the property attribute, and scrapers that follow the spec skip this tag entirely — which is exactly why the picture is missing while everything else works.
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