%1$s automagically adds Open Graph tags to your blog. Control how your posts and pages are presented on Facebook and other social media sites.
No configuration needed: The default settings should work just fine for most blogs. For everyone else the settings page should be pretty self explaining. If you find that it is not, you can contact the author of this plugin via his blog at ten-fingers-and-a-brain.com
For more information on the Open Graph protocol go to the official Open Graph website at ogp.me or consult the Developer section at facebook.com
" msgstr "" #. #-#-#-#-# tmp-ogp.pot (Open Graph Pro 1.1) #-#-#-#-# #. Plugin Name of the plugin/theme #: ogp.php:613 ogp.php:615 ogp.php:711 msgid "Open Graph Pro" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:597 msgid "Save Changes" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:593 ogp.php:613 msgid "Open Graph Pro Settings" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:579 msgid "Excerpt" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:571 ogp.php:575 msgid "Open Graph Protocol (Facebook)" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:558 msgid "Turn Open Graph on" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:557 msgid "Advanced Settings" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:555 msgid "Application ID" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:554 msgid "Admin User(s)" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:553 msgid "Facebook" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:551 msgid "Use Header Image only" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:550 msgid "Header Image" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:550 msgid "Replace Header Image with" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:549 msgid "Image" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:547 msgid "Set Object Type to" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:546 msgid "Object Type" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:479 msgid "-- this post --" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:478 msgid "Use metadata of the following page, e.g. if this is a post about a product upgrade and you want users to \"Like\" the product, not the announcement:" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:476 msgid "This post has individual Open Graph Protocol meta information, i.e. do not use the same data as on the home page" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:473 msgid "(enter a comma separated list of numerical Facebook user IDs – please note: users must \"Like\" the page to be approved as administrators)" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:471 msgid "Add the following Facebook users as administrators to this page:" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:457 msgid "Change the object type for this page to:" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:454 msgid "-- this page --" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:452 msgid "Use metadata of the following page, e.g. if this is a page about a product feature and you want users to \"Like\" the entire product, not just the feature:" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:450 msgid "This page has individual Open Graph Protocol meta information, i.e. do not use the same data as on the home page" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:419 msgid "Settings" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:356 msgid "For Pages" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:353 msgid "For Posts" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:338 msgid "By default the plugin inserts Open Graph meta information for individual posts and for individual pages. Whenever someone likes or shares the URL of another part of your blog, e.g. an archive page, they are redirected to the main page of the blog/site.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:328 msgid "enter the numerical Facebook Platform Application ID" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:312 ogp.php:473 msgid "http://ten-fingers-and-a-brain.com/wordpress-plugins/ogp/facebook-id/" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:312 msgid "enter a comma separated list of numerical Facebook user IDs – please note: users must \"Like\" the site (and each page respectively) to be approved as administrators" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:298 msgid "Admin users can post updates to the timeline of fans of their site or perform other administrative tasks on the Facebook Platform. You can also link your site to a Facebook Platform Application to be able to stream updates programatically.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:288 msgid "enter the URL of the image you want to see on Facebook – leave empty to use the theme's header image" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:274 msgid "Use header image only, i.e. do not look for images in posts or pages" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:261 msgid "By default the plugin looks for the first image in the post or page content. For all other uses (i.e. no image associated with the post or page, the home page with the latest posts, archives, category pages, etc.) the header image specified below will be used.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:258 msgid "By default the plugin uses the featured image of your posts and pages. If your posts or pages do not have a featured image, the plugin looks for the first image in the post or page content. For all other uses (i.e. no image associated with the post or page, the home page with the latest posts, archives, category pages, etc.) the header image specified below will be used.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:255 msgid "By default the plugin looks for the first image in the post or page content. For all other uses (i.e. no image associated with the post or page, the home page with the latest posts, archives, category pages, etc.) the theme's header image is used.
To alter this behaviour change the settings below.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:252 msgid "By default the plugin uses the featured image of your posts and pages. If your posts or pages do not have a featured image, the plugin looks for the first image in the post or page content. For all other uses (i.e. no image associated with the post or page, the home page with the latest posts, archives, category pages, etc.) the theme's header image is used.
To alter this behaviour change the settings below.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:225 msgid "By default the plugin labels your site a \"blog\". However, Open Graph supports various other object types.
You can change the object type on a per-page basis on the page editing screens. You should do that if you have multiple objects and a different page for each of them, e.g. the different products you sell, the different athletes on your team, one page per song or album of your band, etc.
You can change the object type of your entire site here.
" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:159 msgid "Check Open Graph metadata" msgstr "" #: ogp.php:158 msgid "Check Open Graph metadata using the Facebook URL Linter" msgstr "" #: ogp-debug-bar-panel.php:23 msgid "Meta Tags" msgstr ""