When a page is translated into a different language, it's possible to edit all of its settings except the og:image attribute. This is currently managed through the Sidebar option in the Page menu. The problem is that a new page in another language automatically inherits the image uploaded to the sidebar.
So each page (including each translation) needs to have its own og:image.
It's relevant in cases such as:
https://okfn.org/en/projects/digital-public-infrastructure-for-electoral-processes/
https://okfn.org/es/proyectos/infraestructura-publica-digital-para-procesos-electorales/
Both links above currently have the following og:image:

But clearly the Spanish version should have the following:

Next steps
When a page is translated into a different language, it's possible to edit all of its settings except the
og:imageattribute. This is currently managed through theSidebaroption in the Page menu. The problem is that a new page in another language automatically inherits the image uploaded to the sidebar.So each page (including each translation) needs to have its own
og:image.It's relevant in cases such as:
https://okfn.org/en/projects/digital-public-infrastructure-for-electoral-processes/
https://okfn.org/es/proyectos/infraestructura-publica-digital-para-procesos-electorales/
Both links above currently have the following
og:image:But clearly the Spanish version should have the following:
Next steps
image,description,title, etcSideBarExtensionTitleMetaTagsextension to implement all the tags that are gonna be dependent on the languagePageMegaTagsextension to implement all the tags that are not dependent on the language