I exported the project but I saw that despite images, stylesheets, and scripts are exported correctly, meta tags, specifically og:image and twitter:image, still references the webflow CDN (uploads-ssl.webflow.com)
Hey Shane, sounds like support would be your best point of contact on this. I don’t think anyone in the community can fix that.
Obviously it’s easy for you to edit the source, but adds steps and it does seem like incorrect behavior.
Actually found out I’m wrong with this, the reason is cause these meta tags need to have absolute URLs and not relative URLs, I’d imagine Webflow wouldn’t know how you would host the site or what domain it will end up so it uses their own instead.
I guess the question now becomes if Webflow will not delete these files, but best to just replace them anyway.
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