I remember when making a sitemap, all URLs defined in between <loc> and </loc> must be part of the same domain as the domain the file is stored on. For example, I can use this line in my sitemap...http://an.example.com/abc.html...Only if the sitemap is stored on and publicly accessible from the folder mapped to the an.example.com domain.But that entry above won't work if the sitemap is stored on a folder representing a different domain such as y.example.com or even domain.com.My question is, should I use the above thinking when trying to index for Google images? For example, do image URLs defined in <image:loc> and </image:loc> have to contain the same domain as the location of the sitemap file the entries are contained in?The reason why I ask is because I have two subdomains. Let's call them t.example.com and i.example.com. T is for text, and I is for images.My site map for one page currently would look like something as follows:<url><loc>http://t.example.com/page-one.html</loc><image:image><image:loc>http://i.example.com/image-one</image:loc><image:title>Some image</image:title></image:image></url>Am I wrong with using a different subdomain to reference the image? Assume the sitemap file is stored and accessed at http://t.example.com/sitemap.xml
Must the image url in a sitemap file begin with the same domain the file is stored on?
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