I'm using juicebox for WordPress and for some reason the order in the juicebox images is showing the images in reverse. If you go to add media and select "uploaded to this page" on the 1930's remodel for example the order is showing the exterior before photo first. in the actual gallery it is showing the image last. http://cl.ly/image/2K2P003t4631

can you please let me know if there is  global setting for order, ascending vs descending? I'm not finding a custom code or setting for this, and wonder if it is some preference in WordPress that needs to be changed. you can see the site gallery here: http://www.hugsconstruction.com/remodels/1930s-remodel/ and that the first image from the media preview is showing last in the gallery and the last image is showing first.

I've read through all other forums posts on this and other sites, have reinstalled wordpress files, checked paths, etc. and still get missing images. I'm using the method to get the images from a nextgen gallery. This was all working before, but it suddenly stopped working. I didn't change any code or file structure on the site, so i'm not sure where the issue lies. I also check file permissions to 777 but doesn't that cause security issues? This didn't help either. What should I have the juicebox folder set to for file permissions and also what should the xml files be set to? this is the url: http://www.buschdesign.com/projects/tra … struction/

I wanted to share a fix in the coding that I found. With regards to the JuiceBox issue, I looked at the plugin and I saw that the viewport declaration was hardcoded in the code. I changed the code and tested Juicebox. It works. Problem fixed (until I upgrade the plugin!). This was related to an issue where the galleries were not displaying properly. It was forcing the site to a certain screen size which on mobile would result in the page rending only the top corner in the viewport and the user wasn't able to scale it either.

With my declaration the entire page is visible on load and it scalable.

I edited the function include_tags() in wp-juicebox.php.

Original:

function include_tags() {
        echo '<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=0" />';
    }

Update:

function include_tags() {
        echo '<meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable = yes">';
    }

I'm not sure if there are any new developments or if this is even possible. Is there a way to get multiple juicebox galleries on the same wordpress page or post? This would really help!

Please advise.

Andrew

Is there a way to add images to a gallery once they are in the Media Library already? It seems that the only way to add images to an existing gallery is by adding the images back in using the drag and drop method?

I'm working on a site here: http://dochopkins.datacomplete.com/before-and-after/ and have before and after photos. I'd like to make it so the description for the gallery is always on, and doesn't hide if the user's mouse isn't over the image. Is it possible to add some custom code to the gallery to make this happen with the Pro version. Thanks in advance!

I'm trying to embed a juicebox gallery into a wordpress site, but am getting javascript errors and the images don't appear. It's on this page/site: http://wwwsevenarrows.zippykid.it/index … -of-india/

Below is the one of the errors that I see, there are many.

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Andrew

(TOO LONG TO PASTE WHOLE MESSAGE WITH ERROR CODES)