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# Photo assignment
If you are an assignee to a photo assignment you will see this assignment in your assignment list.
On an assignment you can upload new photos, link photos from Naviga photos, see how many photos that already are linked. (Even if the photo assignment has another assignee, you still can upload or link photos the same way.)
In the example below you have both one article assignment and one photo assignment on the same plan.
#### Photo name display on My assignment- linked photos preview
With the release of **Newsroom planner 6.5.2**, photo names are now displayed consistently across all photo assignments where thumbnails appear in linked photos
* **My Assignments - Photo assignments**
When a user creates a photo assignment and links photos to the assignment, the photo names are displayed under Linked Photos in My Assignments with a fixed maximum length. Longer names are truncated with ellipses, and the full photo name is shown on hover.
This enhancement is **config‑driven**:
1. A new toggle, **`showPhotoName`**, is introduced in the configuration of Newsroom Planner
* When the **showPhotoName** toggle is turned **on**, photo names are displayed on linked images. When the toggle is turned **off**, photo names are hidden.
* Bydefault this toggle remains ON.
My Assignments – Display of photo names on linked photo thumbnails in photo assignments.
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