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How to set the image to be used when the website is shared on Social Networks?

>> https://guide.websitex5.com/en/support/solutions/articles/44001268970

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Code for open graph can be entered:

A) For all pages

Enter the code under "1 Settings > Statistics and Code / Code".

B) For individual pages

Under "3 Sitemap", select the relevant page and click "Properties" at the top, then click the "Advanced" tab and paste the code.

This is not correct.......I understand that, but I have open graph coding that I cannot find anywhere in 1 Settings > Statistics and Code / Code or  3 sitemap>advanced properties.   I've added coding in the past but nothing ever for open graph.   Why can't I see/find them within the program?   I open my browser and bring up my site, go into the page source and see it there, ...... why?    

For example:  (couple examples)

<meta property="og:locale" content="en" /><meta property="og:type" content="website" />

<meta property="og:url" content="............l" />

<meta property="og:title" content="................." />

<meta property="og:site_name" content="........." />

Thats's just some of them, some of these and others I want to change.     There must be a answer and reason why I can't find any of these without going to source codeon my browser and it's impossible to permently make changes.   Please give me more information.

My website

In WebSite X5:

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If you could translate please.  I do sort of see where you're going with this.    Can this be accomplished within a web.conf?

I have no experience with a "web.conf" file, and I haven't read anything about it in WebSite X5.

Perhaps other users or the Incomedia staff know if something like this is possible, and if so, how.

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Overview with AI

A "web.conf" file is a configuration file used in many web servers and web applications to control the behavior of the server or application. It contains settings for various aspects such as routes, security, environment variables, and other specific configurations required for the operation of the web application.

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As you can see from my screenshots, WebSite X5 uses the information provided by users at various points to automatically generate the Open Graph code.

The simplest thing would be to adjust the inputs at the appropriate places so that they also appear in the Open Graph code.

A brief overview of where to find what

og:locale = website language (1 Settings > General Information)

og:type = ... (for normal pages, "website" or for blog articles, "article")

og:url = URL of website + site name (5 Export > Export website to the Internet / Website URL)

og:title = page title (3 Sitemap (select page) > (click on) Properties > (and the tab) Advanced

og:site_name = website title / website name (1 Settings > General Information)

og:description = Page description (3 Sitemap (select page) > (click on) Properties > (and the tab) SEO

Note: The names are translations from the German version and may differ from the English version.