# LinkedIn Share Post: Translate oEmbed WP URL

Data used by LinkedIn is not being fetched from the page title attribute but from the WP oEmbed data to be rendered in the LinkedIn preview.

![](/files/-MdGvCdi4QV5qk5Z5Irt)

With the filter below you can translate the oEmbed url :

```
function rb_weglot_localise_oembed_url($html) {
   $search = '/wp-json/oembed';
   $current_language = weglot_get_current_language();
   $default_language = weglot_get_original_language();
   if ($current_language !== $default_language) {
      $html = str_replace($search, "/$current_language/wp-json/oembed", $html);
   }
   return $html;
}
add_filter('weglot_html_treat_page', 'rb_weglot_localise_oembed_url');
```

�Once done, you can check the preview on LinkedIn using <https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/>


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