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I thought I'd report it here.
Yes, please report any Juicebox core bugs in this forum.
I am not familiar with Slide Show Pro Director so perhaps someone else can help you out there.
However, an alternative method of embedding a Juicebox gallery in a WordPress post would be to:
(1) Create your Juicebox gallery with the method of your choice: http://www.juicebox.net/support/creation/
(2) Upload your entire gallery folder (not just the contents) to your web server
(3) Embed the gallery in a post by using one of the two methods described here: http://www.juicebox.net/support/embeddi … ery-folder
How do I remove the "Juicebox Gallery" logo upper left that appears with info bar when hovering image?
That is the 'Gallery Title'. Just blank out the default title ('Juicebox Gallery') in the 'Gallery Title' text field when creating a new gallery.
Also Is there a way to keep it in permanent expanded mode? I don't like the way info bar cuts off image, but I do like the semi transparent info bar that overlaps image in expanded mode.
Have you resolved you problems? I do not see a Button Bar (where the 'Expand Button' would be located) or any image captions (in the semi-transparent caption area) in your gallery.
The default positions for the Button Bar and the image captions are on the overlay and your gallery sets showImageOverlay="NEVER" so neither are displayed.
For reference, the full list of 'Juicebox - Config Options' can be found here.
Unfortunately, I do not have an Asus Eee Pad on which to test.
Try validating your page with the W3C Markup Validation Service and fix the errors reported.
Once the code validates, try again and see if it makes a difference.
You can enter <img src= 'logo.png'> directly into the 'Gallery Title' text field if building your gallery with JuiceboxBuilder.
However, if entering the code directly into your gallery's XML file, you will need to escape the XML entites as described here. (The FAQ is in the SimpleViewer support section but the principle is the same for Juicebox.)
Therefore, the code in your 'config.xml' file would become:
galleryTitle="<img src='logo.png'>"Strangely enough, it works fine in IE9 but not in IE8.
Thank you for reporting. I will log a bug report.
OK. Maybe I'll hold off on the bug report. Keep an eye on it and if the bug reoccurs, please post back.
Thank you for providing the screenshots.
I cannot replicate the problem and do not see what you are seeing.
In Opera 11.64 on my system (Windows 7 SP1 x64), there is never an occurrence/browser window size whereby there is room on all 4 sides of your second image. It is always displayed edge-to-edge (either top-to-bottom or left-to-right).
Out of interest, does the image snap into place (edge-to-edge) if you resize the browser window (even only slightly) to force the gallery to resize dynamically?
Also, could you please confirm which version of Opera you use and I will log a bug report.
Thank you for reporting.
There are several variables in this equation: the aspect ratio of your image, the default browser window viewport size when maximized (which will vary from browser to browser due to differently-sized toolbars, etc.) and the size of your monitor.
Your second image in Opera (on my screen) fills the screen left-to-right but not top-to-bottom due to these variables.
If I then resize Opera so that it is much wider than it is tall, your second image does fill the gallery top-to-bottom (but not left-to-right). If you want your images to always fill the available image area left-to-right and top-to-bottom, you could change the imageScaleMode from the default setting of 'SCALE_DOWN' to 'FILL' (though cropping may occur).
There is no way to have JuiceboxBuilder-Pro not generate thumbnails. You would need to swap those generated by JuiceboxBuilder-Pro with your own after the gallery has been created.
Thank you for sharing. Hopefully others will be able to benefit from your work.
It is not possible to change the default values in JuiceboxBuilder-Lite/JuiceboxBuilder-Pro (such as the selected 'Resize Images' checkbox).
It is also not possible to automatically load a Preset on launching the application.
1. I've replaced the gallery name with my logo using <img src= 'logo.png'> with position as TOP. But it displays on the left, how do I center it?
There is currently no configuration option to horizontally center the gallery title.
However, this could be achieved by modifying the 'jbcore/classic/theme.css/' file.
Please see the Juicebox - Theming Guide for further details.
2. Can I add text centered below the logo?
Yes. Use an HTML line break and then add your text, e.g.:
<img src= 'logo.png'><br>Text goes here@pscalabro
As Weaver II Pro is not free, I cannot test WP-Juicebox with this theme.
However, I have installed Weaver II (Standard) and WP-Juicebox seems to work fine with this theme installed.
Try temporarily reverting to the default WordPress theme to see is this makes a difference for you.
If not, please explain further as to what you mean by your theme failing to see the plugin folder.
Have you changed your plugins folder from the default WordPress location ('wp-content/plugins/')?
Do any of your other plugins (if you have any others installed) show up in your 'Plugins' list?
This is by design. Small Screen Mode does not support color options.
For reference, an alternative to the above method would be to use the dedicated Juicebox Plugin for WordPress: WP-Juicebox, which would allow the user to create and embed Juicebox galleries in WordPress posts directly from within the WordPress Dashboard.
So I'm happy but I would prefer using an embedded page in expanded view if that was possible?
It would not be possible to link to a page into which a gallery is embedded and have the gallery on that page initially displayed fullscreen.
However, you could simply link to the gallery's HTML index page (default name 'index.html') directly, which would display the gallery on its own page (filling the browser window).
If you simply want to link to a gallery (which would then open on its own page), you should upload the entire gallery folder and link to the gallery's HTML index page (default name 'index.html') within the gallery folder.
For example, if your domain name is 'www.example.com', your gallery folder is named 'gallery' and you upload your gallery folder to the root of your domain, then the link you should use to open the gallery in a new page would look like this:
<a href="http://www.example.com/gallery/index.html">Click to view gallery</a>Please see the section entitled Using a Resizable Gallery with a Header in the 'Juicebox - Embedding Guide'.
You can use the 'View Resizable Gallery with Top Menu Example' as a template (open the example and 'View Source' in your browser) and modify it to suit your needs.
The example has a footer that you would not need to incorporate but notice how the gallery is always displayed in its entirety (along with the header) no matter what the size of the browser window is.
The 'Expand Button' is automatically disabled when a Jucebox gallery is embedded in an <iframe>.
Ensure that showExpandButton="TRUE" is set in your gallery's XML file and follow the Embedding in a Drupal Site instructions in the 'Juicebox - Embedding Guide' (using the baseUrl method of embedding instead of using an <iframe>).
is it possible to have more than one gallery ?
Please see the section entitled Embedding Multiple Galleries in the 'Juicebox - Embedding Guide'.
Is-it possible to access to those gallery with navigation menu ?
You could build a multiple-gallery website manually using the examples in the link above as a template.
You could also use the Juicebox Skin for jAlbum to create a multiple-gallery album in a single pass.
Once you have installed both jAlbum and the Juicebox Skin, you would be able to drag and drop an entire folder structure into jAlbum's main window. After clicking the 'Make album' button, jAlbum would create a Juicebox gallery for every folder/subfolder in your input structure and all the galleries would be linked together and accessible through a JavaScript navigation tree. Here is a sample album (comprising one folder with one subfolder) created with jAlbum and the Juicebox Skin.
These options are not used in the display of the gallery but are used internally by JuiceboxBuilder (to know which options were selected) when a user opens an existing gallery to edit it.
Yes. This bug affects only Firefox v12 (whether thumbnails are used or not).
This issue is being addressed and should hopefully be fixed in the next version of Juicebox.
I have already logged a bug report. I do agree with you.
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