```kobweb { app { index { ...
# kobweb
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kobweb {
    app {
        index {
            head.add {
                meta("title", "Weaved – Turn the Web into a Conversation")
                meta("og:title", content = "Weaved – Turn the Web into a Conversation")
                meta("og:type", content = "website")
                meta(
                    "og:description",
                    content = "TWeaved is a browser extension and mobile app that lets you highlight and comment on any website, embedding discussions directly into the web. Join the conversation and see what others are saying in context."
                )
                meta("og:url", content = "<https://weaved.cc>")
                meta("theme-color", content = "#976DF2")
                meta("og:image", content = "<https://weaved.cc/images/meta-image.jpg>")
                meta("twitter:image", content = "<https://weaved.cc/images/meta-image.jpg>")
                meta("twitter:card", content = "summary_large_image")
            }
            description.set("Weaved is a browser extension and mobile app that lets you highlight and comment on any website, embedding discussions directly into the web. Join the conversation and see what others are saying in context.")
        }
    }
}
that's what I have for example
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m
i have question @S. i this code use after that i kobweb export after i see index.html in meta tag this all field name it.
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<meta content="website" name="og:type">
above image see it meta property use it not name field so i it work or not|
s
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean. but you can check if meta tags work here https://www.opengraph.xyz/url/https%3A%2F%2Fweaved.cc
ofc you can also just post a link to any of these apps to see it yourself, but be aware, that some apps cache meta tags and especially images
m
so my question in your code meta all field name is name in above image some field name is property so it work or not
s
if you're asking whether there's a difference if it's
<meta name="og:title"...>
or
<meta property="og:title"...>
, then no, there is not. both ways work.
m
difference you got my point but sorry your answer i not understand can you more context work or not
s
both ways work
m
ok ok thank you