The @property attribute in HTML is a space-separated list of values.
This change normalizes whitespace and finds the desired value in
the list instead of requiring an exact single-value match.
More details:
https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/rdfa-socialmedia-metadata.html
end
def meta_property(page, property)
- page.at_xpath("//meta[@property=\"#{property}\"]")&.attribute('content')&.value || page.at_xpath("//meta[@name=\"#{property}\"]")&.attribute('content')&.value
+ page.at_xpath("//meta[contains(concat(' ', normalize-space(@property), ' '), ' #{property} ')]")&.attribute('content')&.value || page.at_xpath("//meta[@name=\"#{property}\"]")&.attribute('content')&.value
end
def lock_options