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Objects Without Titles

Documentation › Open Graph › Open Graph › Objects Without Titles

Sometimes objects do not have meaningful titles. For example, people often do not title photos when using a photo app. To avoid having to add a meaningless title (for example, "photo"), Open Graph supports objects that have no title. Title-less objects are created simply by leaving the og:title field empty.

Stories generated for title-less objects use the object type instead of the title as noun phrase in the auto-generated sentence. For example, a take action on a photo object will be rendered this way (note that the picture is large because this is a user-generated photo):


This is how published actions look like with and without title. For clarity, the examples with titles have og:title set to “Object title” and og:description set to “Object description”.

Timeline story with user-generated photo and message:

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