I don't understand what Open Graph is. It is one of the tabs in the course categories. You can explain what it is for and how it is filled out. I couldn't find it in your instructions.
Open Graph
These info will represent the content of a page when you share it via social network websites like Facebook, Twitter, ... You can make a quick search for what is Open Graph, there are plenty of resources for it
A GURU tutorial is not enough. I don't understand many things, what they are for and how they are used.
You don't have an OPEN GRAPH tutorial at all. I don't know what it is, I just have a guess.
Everyone doesn't know everything. You don't have any instructions on the website about what it is used for and especially how it is used.
For example, in the course editing in the envelope, you have the option to set OPEN GRAPH. But where do I find out how to set it up? I'm just guessing what it might be, but I don't know exactly. Where do I find out? You use it, you should have a precise instruction and explanation.
For example, there is a TYPE field. What type is inserted here, what is meant by this? Type of what?
There is an image field. How can I insert a picture there? There is no option to select an image.
I need to clarify this. Will you help me?
Don't tell me to look it up on the internet. There is no instruction on the Internet on how to insert an image into the GURU component in the OPENGRAPH course editing. You use it in a component, so you should have the instructions here in the manual and not refer to information on the Internet.
Thanks in advance for your help
OG Title : The title of course as you would like for it to appear when displayed on Facebook.
OG Type : the type of content, here is course
OG Image: The URL for an image you want to represent the your course. Images must be either PNG, JPEG and GIF formats and at least 50px by 50px.
OG URL: This will be the URL that will be associated with your course ie the link.
OG Desc: the most important tag. This is the 1-2 sentence snippet that shows up in the post.
Thank you very much for the information