{"id":"6a709e44d3809c73ddb3cb89","title":"2026 08 03 Issue 312","path":"how-to/committee/release-notes/2026-08-03-issue-312","contentMarkdown":"# 03-Aug-2026 — open the photo album by clicking the photos on a walk page [ref #312](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/issues/312)\n\n## [build 807](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/actions/runs/30819075701) — [commit 9271aa4](https://github.com/nbarrett/ngx-ramblers/commit/9271aa4dc81f1eb12870c93c3df3ce0b7abe08ae)\n\n_____\n\nThe photo album panel on a walk page showed the album's photos but only the small \"Photo album\" link opened it, which is not where anyone clicks. The photos themselves are now clickable, with a pointer cursor to say so, and the wording explains what happens rather than describing the panel.\n\n- Clicking or tapping the photos on a walk page opens the album\n- The link now reads \"View photo album\" and the caption invites you to tap a photo\n- Tooltips say what clicking does and how many photos are in the album, instead of repeating the panel title\n\n- `WalkAlbumPanelComponent.openAlbum()` navigates to the album path from either panel layout, guarded on the path being resolved\n- `albumLinkTooltip()` and `currentImageTooltip()` describe the destination and the photo count rather than naming the panel","contentHtml":"

03-Aug-2026 — open the photo album by clicking the photos on a walk page ref #312

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build 807 — commit 9271aa4

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The photo album panel on a walk page showed the album's photos but only the small "Photo album" link opened it, which is not where anyone clicks. The photos themselves are now clickable, with a pointer cursor to say so, and the wording explains what happens rather than describing the panel.

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