A Few Suggestions/Questions
Suggestions
Hey Ken - thanks for the suggestions - it's appreciated! Let me try my best to answer things one at a time:
1) The meta tag editor should work here no problem - it's definitely a little more "advanced" tool, but if you already know how to add tags in manually then it should be no problem to use once you see how it works.
- within the Meta Tags "Global Config" you can define the valid Tag Names - so go there and add "OG Image" to the list and save.
- go back to the Meta Tag Browser and in the form at the bottom:
- Select "OG Image" from the Tag Name select
- enter the URL to your image in the "Tag Content"
- select the pages you want this meta to appear on
2) The TOS works this way (we run it here on Jamroom.net for our developer accounts) and I'm not aware that it is not working. Once a user "accepts" the TOS, a key is set in their account. The next time they log in they will not have to accept it again UNLESS you have modified the TOS. If you modify the TOS it will make users accept it again.
3) Iframes can be very problematic - thus the module. First up let me say that embedded iframes are one of the highest risks to your site's security that you can have - most 3rd party attack vectors start off with a hidden embedded iframe. So out of the box Jamroom specifically checks for any iframes and removes them. Once you have installed the iframe module, then only URLs that have been configured in the module will be allowed. If you see an iframe that you have allowed being stripped, let us know and we can check it out.
"Resizing" an iframe to fit content is problematic as well, as there really is no "size" to an HTML file (which the iframe src is referencing) - it could be 400px wide on a mobile device and 2560px wide on a desktop. Let me know if that makes sense.
Hope this helps!
It's easy to do, but would take some time - there's no way around that.