Thank you Steven,

If I create a copyright notice as part of my 'Images of..' watermark that will reduce one thing from the header. But thankyou for doing that bit of code. Apart from anything else it helps me learn web site coding lingo.

I see what you mean about putting the gallery in a web page. For the user it is not quite so intuitive as showing them the gallery on its own. More icons to click.

With that in mind I will try (a) to reduce the amount in the header and (b) smaller thumbnails to see if I can end up with a gallery on its own.

But nevertheless could you elaborate a bit on " by using a page template with a header and/or footer to accommodate extra content)." What is a page template?

At the moment I have not worked out how to make a watermark with a transparent background using my normal picture editor which is Picture Window Pro. I am trying to find out if PWP will do transparency. If not I'll look for another program that will make a transparent PNG from my jpg that has a white background.

Thanks again.

Tony

Thanks for all that. I am not sure I'd want to go down the Showkase route if we can crack my needs within Juicebox.

I understand most of what you said but this is where I am a bit confused. You said:-

You can certainly add a third line to your Gallery Title if you like but the more you add to the Gallery Title, the more likely it is to overlap your images on a small screen. Juicebox was designed with the Gallery Title to be just a short, single line of text (and only enough space is reserved in the gallery for a single line of text). Juicebox itself will have no knowledge that your Gallery Title contains several lines of text (and in a larger font size).
If you want to include multiple lines of text and other content such as a copyright notice, then I would recommend displaying such information on the gallery's web page (but not inside the gallery itself).

Does this mean that the Juicebox has to live with the header and the footer all the time? What I like, if we can get it to work, is the fact that the 'Return to' and the Header disappear once one starts looking at the larger image. If I have to keep the header and footer then I don't think this is my way forward.

You have given me a suggested Gallery title. If I added a Copyright symbol followed by Tony Gamble, we could keep this on the same line as the Return to. Could you add this for me - maybe in the same blue as at the bottom of the sample I pointed you to?

What I had been thinking is that I'd hold these two lines of code on my PC desktop in a folder and I could easily modify the folder title before dropping it into the right place in Juicebox. I have not mentioned it so far but I have a couple of other menu systems which need different 'Return to' hyperlinks but with your two lines of code as a template it would be easy to create some variations.

I see what you mean about the overlapping but it would not bother me on a PC. I have yet to load it to my FTP to look at it on a phone, but so far I think it is something I could live with. You seem to have used a font with a shadow and that is a good way of ensuring it is relatively readable regardless of how light or dark the background is.

This web site is 98% an information service. I am not selling the pictures and craving a perfect showcase. As long as people can see (a) what is there and (b) the odd snap of themselves they will be happy.

Have you given me Times New Roman? I will read about Custom Faults.

I need, finally, to look at the Signature. Presumably I create a signature and save it to a jpg. Can you save me some experimenting time by suggesting the pixel width I need when creating the jpg?

Thanks as always for the help. It is brilliant.

Tony

Brilliant. Almost there.

AH. I see what you are doing. I don't need a web editor. I add web instructions as you did in that title box. Clever.

I'll be back tomorrow.

Here I am - Sunday.

I'll start a new message so it gets a new time flag.

Tony

I hope this points you in the right direction.

It does.

I'll give it a try.

Many thanks.

Tony