If your edited Webflow settings are not reflecting on LinkedIn when sharing the link, there are a few possible reasons and solutions to consider:
1. Clear LinkedIn's cache: LinkedIn, like many other platforms, may cache the information from your website when you first share the link. This means that any subsequent changes or updates may not be immediately reflected. To fix this, you can use LinkedIn's Post Inspector tool (https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/) to clear the cache and fetch the latest information from your website.
2. Update your website's metadata: LinkedIn uses Open Graph meta tags to pull information about your website when sharing a link. Make sure that you have properly defined the relevant metadata in your Webflow project. You can set the metadata by going to the Project Settings > SEO tab, and filling in the appropriate fields such as the title, description, image, etc. Once you have made the changes, republish your Webflow project.
3. Verify the correct URL: Ensure that you are sharing the correct URL of the page that you want to display on LinkedIn. If you have made any changes to your website's structure or URL structure, double-check that you are using the updated and correct URL.
4. Validate your HTML and CSS: Sometimes, issues with rendering on LinkedIn can stem from invalid or incomplete HTML or CSS code in your Webflow project. Use a tool such as the W3C Markup Validation Service (https://validator.w3.org/) to check for any errors or warnings in your code. Fixing these issues can help ensure that LinkedIn can properly process your website's information.
5. Wait for LinkedIn to update its cache: Sometimes, it may take a little time for LinkedIn's cache to update and reflect the changes you made on your Webflow site. In such cases, you might have to be patient and wait for LinkedIn's systems to refresh their cache.
If none of these solutions solve the issue, you can reach out to Webflow's support team for further assistance. They can help troubleshoot and identify any specific issues that may be causing the problem.