=== Facebook Opengraph ===
Contributors: 
Tags: facebook, opengraph, like bottom
Requires at least: 2.8
Tested up to: 3.0.5
Stable tag: trunk

Facebook tell the image to be placed when someone click on the button like me.

== Description ==

By default, when we like on a page, facebook it collects information from 
the code itself, such as title, then paint it in the user profile. Typically, 
the title and name of the site are things that usually get pretty good. But 
there are others such as the associated image, which often does not work so well.

If you have multiple images on the page, we have no control over which of 
them painted. And with the description of something similar could happen to us 
if we do not put the target description in the header of the web, catch the 
first paragraph thereof, which may have little to do with what we share.

To avoid such problems, facebook offers OpenGraph protocol. This protocol 
defines a set of meta tags by which we can give additional information on 
our facebook page, such as product name, description, image or name 
associated with the site. Thus, we can control how it displays information 
about our product within facebook.


== Installation ==

You can use the built in installer and upgrader, or you can install the plugin
manually.

1. You can either use the automatic plugin installer or your FTP program to upload it to your wp-content/plugins directory
the top-level folder. Don't just upload all the php files and put them in `/wp-content/plugins/`.
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
1. That's it!

If you have to upgrade manually simply repeat the installation steps and re-enable the plugin.

= What about foo bar? =

Answer to foo bar dilemma.

== Screenshots ==
1. This is the post or page that you will be given to Like Button click.

2. automatically detects the plug if it contains the image and tells the meta 
of facebook, if it contains automatically places a default image, you need to 
put in your images folder of your theme with the title 'logofb.png'.

3. So it would look without the plug.