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If you go to https://www.bewelcome.org/members/$your_username, at the bottom there is "Latest pictures". However, they are super tiny (please make them bigger instead of having so much padding around the thumbnails!) and when you click on any of them, you are taken to the individual image's page instead of simply zooming into the image with Lightbox and being able to flip through all the images with the Left/Right arrow keys (or the floating arrows you would get in Lightbox if you tell it to show a collection of images). It's slow and cumbersome (you then have to use the browser's back button to see another image, then click again, etc etc.)
I know you already have the Lightbox code for this because that's exactly how it works in https://www.bewelcome.org/gallery/show/user/$your_username/images, so it's a matter of reusing that code directly on the profile page and considering the photos as a linked gallery set (instead of individual images), bringing that UX improvement directly to the profile page, instead of using it only in one hidden place.
If you go to
https://www.bewelcome.org/members/$your_username
, at the bottom there is "Latest pictures". However, they are super tiny (please make them bigger instead of having so much padding around the thumbnails!) and when you click on any of them, you are taken to the individual image's page instead of simply zooming into the image with Lightbox and being able to flip through all the images with the Left/Right arrow keys (or the floating arrows you would get in Lightbox if you tell it to show a collection of images). It's slow and cumbersome (you then have to use the browser's back button to see another image, then click again, etc etc.)I know you already have the Lightbox code for this because that's exactly how it works in
https://www.bewelcome.org/gallery/show/user/$your_username/images
, so it's a matter of reusing that code directly on the profile page and considering the photos as a linked gallery set (instead of individual images), bringing that UX improvement directly to the profile page, instead of using it only in one hidden place.