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Is this really a use case of having the same image multiple times in the same article?
No, I don't think this is a common use case either. I just thought that if you already check for duplicates and remove them accordingly, then it might only be a small amount of extra work. So it's up to you ( in any case) whether you want to do this or not.
After all, the file is not intended for humans, but for stupid machines, which presumably simply discard the image URLs that reappear in an article.
Last edit: 5 months 2 weeks ago by LUCiD.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Sven Schultschik
The line of code at the beginning for the XML version and file encoding is also missing, not only for the images sitemap.
Where do you see that line missing. In every XML the line<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>is included. Browsers and some Viewers likely don't show those lines.
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If you enjoy our extensions and found our assistance helpful, please consider supporting the project as outlined at the top of the page. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Where do you see that line missing. In every XML the line<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>is included. Browsers and some Viewers likely don't show those lines.
Oh, sorry, my fault. It was the XML view of Firefox. It is included in the source code view.
