I want to place texts at the bottom of each of my Tumblr posts. So I tweaked the HTML of my Tumblr theme.
I was successful in making texts appear on my tumblr posts, but only when opened in my custom domain - and only on desktop. Texts do not appear when viewing posts on Tumblr Dashboard, as well as in Tumblr for mobile.
Additionally, you can edit your own custom mobile theme by creating a "New Page" titled "iphone-theme" and select the "Custom Layout" option.
More details in Tumblr's Custom HTML FAQ
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Trying to decide between creating a Page App vs. iFrame (Load a hosted page somewhere else like AWS or APP Engine)
I am trying to create a 'tab' on a Facebook page where users can upload pictures to that page for a contest app.
I would like to create some customisation for this contest page.
Hence not using popular off the shelf contest providers like wishpond etx.
The user should be able to view his uploaded pictures on the top layout of the screen while the latest uploads of other users (trending, most liked) can get displayed at the remaining mid, bottom section of the page.
To attain this feature of custom layouting a page, would you recommend creating a 'page app' or create a Javascript based HTML page and host it outside on 'external web server' and render in an iFrame app within my tab ?
If it can be done both ways, would like to hear some adv/disadvantages of each approach.
Hope it explains.
Let me know if I was not clear.
Thanks,
Srik
What´s better is opinionated, but here are the main differences between a Page App (that runs in an iframe on a Facebook Page) and an external Website:
Page Apps don´t work on mobile, so you have to share an external link, check for mobile and keep mobile users on the external link while redirecting desktop users to the Page App.
Page apps are restricted to a width of 810px.
I have a Facebook Tab (also called an app these days) that sits in a Facebook 'business' page as a tab and lives inside the usual facebook iFrame.
There is a Share button at the bottom for users to share the Tab/app.
I want to customise the content of the pop up dialog box.
There is a new and easy way to customise the Title, Description, Image and anything else - simply have OG Meta tags in the header of the page.
These are ignored in this instance because the share button only scrapes the top meta tags which occur outside the tab's iFrame.
Surely this is a huge oversight on Facebook's part?
You can only use an external URL with the Open Graph Tags and redirect to the Page Tab with JavaScript. This is the recommended way anyway, because Page Tabs don´t work on mobile, so you can just NOT redirect on mobile devices and show the Tab directly without Facebook.
When i paste my site url on facebook it show very different content.
Here is the screenshot. Now i want when i share the link it show the site logo instead of posts images and the site description. Is there any solution of this. My site is in wordpress.
I am using the fb-like widget by facebook in my site. I want it to render image of the post and description when they like it and that like needs to render on to the facebook wall that they liked it. But fb-like is just showing the link as the description and header on the wall.
You need to add the Open Graph metatags to your page. Read step 2 in the Like button social plugin docs for a guide to creating these tags. This will ensure that your page appears correctly in posts.
I have created an HTMl5 template in Facebook using the Static Iframe Tab. I don't really want other admin users - trying to download my content and stealing my work. Is there anywhere I can hide/prevent the URL links appearing for each page? When I hover on items on the Iframe, the URLs appear in the (Firefox) Browser window at the bottom? I would be grateful to know if there is a a way to hide them or prevent them being downloaded (i.e. just allow the the IFrame tab access?)
Not with HTML. But you could build your website in flash and have much better control over the content and linking.