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The WP plugin is a great way to build Juicebox galleries if you are running Wordpress.
You might also want to try out JuiceboxBuilder on the desktop to see how it works. Some of the things it does better are:
* Live preview customization options (especially useful for Pro as there are many more options).
* Add watermarks to images
* Use Presets to copy config options to multiple galleries
* Better image management
If you want to build an entire image portfolio website without coding I recommend using Showkase which includes Juicebox and SimpleViewer galleries.
I just tested your gallery on an android device here and it worked OK.
Possibly the issues you are seeing are due to a slow internet connection. Are you using a wifi connection or 3G? If you are using a 3G connection please view this FAQ item: Why can't I view my gallery on a 3G mobile connection? Also, try clearing your tablet's browser cache.
Or you could just keep all the juicebox files together in the same folder. This avoids the need to use baseURL or themeURL and fixes the white screen issue.
Please provide a URL of the gallery that shows the problem and we will take a look.
I have Juicebox embedded in a DIV that is not 100% so I know it's not going to work on a mobile device fullscreen on my page.
Juicebox will detect and handle this situation automatically, so you shouldn't need a custom script.
If a Juicebox gallery is viewed on a small screen at less than 100% of the HTML page size, Juicebox will display a 'Splash Page'. Clicking the splash page displays the gallery at full screen size. Check the Splash Page section here for more info: http://juicebox.net/tour/gallery/#screen-modes
You can disable or configure the Splash Page by using these options: http://juicebox.net/support/config_opti … ge-options
Hi,
Social sharing support is coming in the next version of Juicebox-Pro. Stay Tuned!
For now you would need to manually add sharing buttons in the page that embeds the juicebox gallery. There are lots of scripts that will do this available on the web.
All of your 4 points will be addressed in the next version of Juicebox-Pro.
hi,
your gallery works well here on Android Nexus 4. What mobile device are you using?
We will add the ability to translate all the text in the Juicebox gallery UI, including the thumb paging text, in the next version.
The simplest solution is to set the 'showLargeThumbs' option to false. This way the thumbs are hidden on page load, and the user can show them by pressing the thumbs button.
If you want to hide the thumbnails manually you are best off using the toggleThumbs() API method rather than hiding gallery elements via CSS: http://www.juicebox.net/support/api/
Not sure what you are wanting to do here. Can you explain why setting ' top.location.href' is useful?
themeURL should be a URL pointing to the CSS file relative to the embedding HTML page URL. I just replicated your folder structure and verified that this baseURL does work:
themeURL: '../js/jbcore/hc/theme.css'
Try clearing your cache before testing. Also try viewing the javascript console to see any error messages that may help you debug.
Hi, I've added a section to the docs with some information: http://www.juicebox.net/support/creation/#add-logo
Are you building your gallery manually? Try using JuiceboxBuilder-Pro to easily create and add images to galleries.
The problem is in your embed code, you are using 2 different paths to load the gallery. The baseURL path is linking to a pro gallery, but the JS src path is linking to Juicebox-Lite.
So you need to change this line:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/ebooks/html5-banner/jbcore/juicebox.js"></script>
to this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/ebooks/juicebox_gallery/jbcore/juicebox.js"></script>
Now you will display a Pro gallery and the Pro options will take effect.
With Juicebox-Pro you can automatically add a 20 white frame by using these Pro config options:
frameWidth = 20
frameColor = #FFF
There is no way to have JuiceboxBuilder create only the images and thumbnail files. If you just want to resize the images you can use a batch process in Photoshop or similar. Otherwise you can just delete the folders you dont require form the JuiceboxBuilder generated folder.
sswany that is a very nice sharing implementation - good job!
The back button is designed to take you to the previous HTML page you visited in the browser or any specified URL. (by using the BackButtonURL option).
If you want a button to navigate to the previous image in your gallery, you can use the image nav buttons (small buttons on the main image), or you can add arrow buttons to the button bar by using the 'ShowNavButtons' option.
Try reopening your gallery in JuiceboxBuilder, then do Images -> Captions -> Use IPTC Caption. Check your IPTC captions are being written into the caption fields on the image list.
Try setting the XML Content-Type to be: 'application/xml' rather than 'text/html'
Also, are you opening an existing gallery or creating a new gallery from scratch?
I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to achieve here. There is a lot of custom code on that page that we are not able to assist with. I would suggest creating a stripped down test page with just the Juicebox gallery then add functionality one piece at a time.
Size of images is not a factor in this case. Note that Using IPTC captions is not a check-box that you set, it's a command that must be run whenever you add new images.
Note that if you add new images to a gallery you will need to redo the 'Use IPTC Title' command to load the new image titles.
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