## 16.3.0

- **The panel no longer appears on the photo Properties page.** A single photo
being edited is not a filing surface — that page already has its own album
and tag fields, so a drop target there was noise rather than a shortcut. The
panel remains on gallery album pages and the Batch Manager.
- **Settings page rebuilt on Piwigo's own admin styling.** The vendored
Pico.css is gone; the page now reuses the admin theme's fieldsets, switch
checkboxes, help tooltips and fixed save bar, so it matches the *default*,
*clear* and *roma* admin themes for free and no longer ships a third-party
stylesheet that needs tracking for updates.
- **French translation added.** The plugin now ships `en_UK` and `fr_FR`, and
eight strings that were previously hardcoded English are translatable.
- **Panel controls are keyboard-accessible.** Album/Tag, Add/Move, Pick and
the unpin control are real buttons with focus outlines and screen-reader
labels. (The drag gesture itself still has no keyboard equivalent.)
- The panel's CSS and JavaScript are now static files the browser caches,
instead of being rebuilt inline into every page view.
- Motion is suppressed for anyone who has asked their system for reduced
motion.
- Fixed: uninstalling left the site settings and your pinned *tag* list behind
in the database. Both are now removed. (Pinned albums were already cleared.)
- Fixed: a pinned album or tag deleted from the gallery kept occupying a slot
in your list, so the list could look full while showing fewer entries.
- Fixed: album lists are now filtered by album permissions.

## 16.2.0

- **Corner flags on photos you have already handled.** A yellow triangle
(top-right) marks a photo filed into an album, whether added or moved; a
blue one (top-left) marks a photo tagged. Opposite corners, so a photo that
was both shows both. The thumbnail stays in the grid either way, so without
these there was no way to tell what you had already dealt with. They clear
on reload — by which point a moved photo has genuinely left the album.
- **Create an album or tag straight from the search.** Searching for
something that does not exist now offers "Create <name>" rather than a
dead-end "No match." New albums are created at the gallery root, which the
row states plainly, and can be nested afterwards.
- **Settings page restyled with Pico.css**, matching the treatment used by
the sibling export_import plugin: boxed fieldsets, tightened spacing, and
round (?) badges that reveal help text on demand instead of showing it all
at once. Follows Piwigo's own dark/light admin preference.
- Fixed: neither Add nor Move was highlighted on a fresh page, so the panel
looked like it had no mode selected even though Add was in force.

## 16.1.1

First published release. (16.1.0 was never tagged, so everything below is
new.)

- Adds a "Drag Tag n' Album" drop panel to the gallery's album pages, the
admin Batch Manager, and the photo Properties page. Drag a photo onto an
entry to file it there.
- **Album / Tag** switch. In Album mode a second **Add / Move** switch
applies: Add links the photo and leaves its existing albums alone; Move
removes it from its other (virtual) albums. Tags have no move semantic, so
that switch is hidden in Tag mode — dropping on a tag appends it and leaves
existing tags intact.
- Add/Move resets to Add on every page load, so a forgotten Move cannot
quietly pull photos out of albums. The Album/Tag choice is remembered.
- Entries are pinned via a **Pick…** search, removed with the ×, and dragged
into whatever order suits by their ⋮ handle. Nothing reorders the list but
you: using an entry leaves it in place, and new picks are appended at the
bottom.
- On the Batch Manager, dragging a **selected** thumbnail files the whole
selection; dragging an unselected one files just that photo. The panel
shows a count badge mid-drag and the target reports "Added 40", so a bulk
drop is never silent about its scale.
- Panel collapses to the corner and returns to centre-height when open;
starting a drag re-opens it automatically.
- Settings page: entries kept per list, which mode to open in, which side of
the screen to sit on, and which pages to appear on. Also lists your pinned
entries and can clear them.
- Per-user and schema-free — both lists live in core's
`user_infos.preferences`, so no database tables are created.
- Filing reuses core's own `pwg.images.setCategory` and `pwg.images.setInfo`,
inheriting its permission and token handling. No core template file is
modified.
- Admin only: the panel renders for administrators alone, and every action
goes through admin-only web-service methods.

### Fixed during development

- Reordering put rows in the opposite position. Array parameters were sent as
repeated bare keys, and PHP keeps only the last value of such a key, so the
server received a single id instead of the list — an exact inversion.
- The panel could render three times over on one page: `set_prefilter()`
appends with no dedup, so a repeated registration ran the filter repeatedly
on the same template.
- The title showed a literal `n&#039; Album` when collapsed (HTML-escaped
text assigned via `textContent`).
- The settings page was linked but did not exist, giving "Missing file
./plugins/drag_tag_album/admin.php".