Social media sharing
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Many social media platforms (and other types of software that allow link sharing) fetch some information about your app that it uses to generate a preview. This gives you as the app's developer the chance to set up the text content and image that the platform displays, to ensure it represents your app in a good way.
This setting specifies the tags that are used when your app's domain is shared. You can also set specific tags for a given page. See the page level settings section.
Popular social networks let you customize how links to your website look, when posted on their platforms. You can control this setting (open graph meta tags) in the Meta tags section and customize the image and the content of the text that will be displayed.
Here's an example of what the tags for the www.bubble.io website look like on LinkedIn:
Settings in the Settings tab will be applied to all pages of the application. Bubble also lets you modify these values at the page level. This is in particular useful if you want to use some dynamic information (for instance, the current page's product's image) instead of a generic image.
If you have some settings at the page level, they will prevail over the application's settings. To edit the page's setting:
Open up the page that you want to edit
Double-click the page itself or locate it in the element tree to open up the property editor
In the Appearance tab, scroll down to the Title/Description and Image setting as illustrated below: