I got it working......
I needed to change the url as per code below.... (ie relative to Wordpress).

Please..... please.... please update your documentation so that it is Wordpress specific.  How do I know the relative address between a WP posting and actually a WP folder as it is database driven. The only way I got it to work was by a painful and excruciating  process of trial and error...... (and I mean painful as I had no idea it might eventually work).

I gave up on your Wordpress plug-in because handling attached media was so difficult to understand. I was on the verge of giving up on Juicebox completely because I cannot afford to spend this much time trouble shooting.

Again, thanks for responding quickly, but I have wasted half a day to-day of my time and a percentage of your day because the documentation did not allow me configure this correctly. (Pure pain).

Thanks for prompt response.

The base url method was working perfectly.

My base url has not changed (ie /matt_blog...).....so all relative addresses should still be working.

However, I will deactivate the Juicebox Wordpress plug-in and see if that makes a difference.

I cannot send you a screen dump of the ftp directory structure.... but the folder contains the index, config and 3 normal sub folders.  I did a comparison between the folder stored on my PC via JuiceBuilder_Pro and the FTP folder location and every file matches exactly.

Hopefully, deactivating the WP plugin might resolve.

This works a treat.  It saves even more screen real estate than I figured and can actually reduce the size I allocated for the Description field.

I am delighted to get this adjustment.

I can safely say I have reached base-camp and can now use Juicebox. I will not be looking for a refund, but look forward to using this productively into the future.

I have still have a problem with WP-Juicebox adding images, but will deal with that on a separate thread if necessary. Hopefully a conflict with themes or plug-ins.

I have lodged a feature request to allow the Description to be placed to the right of an image if the image is square or portrait in shape (but keep the Title under the image).

I will use Juicebox  now for the next week or so to get more familiar with this tool.  I will probably revert then on a new thread with a few questions which will allow me optimise my workflow.

Thanks for the quality responses.

Title Placement.
This is a real blow and may be a show stopper for me. Juicebox is inserting 12 and 18 pixel padding around the Title and Caption and so will always have a 12 pixel gap between the Image and the Title.

This prevents me from having the Title of the Picture directly under the image (ie within a few pixels). Very disappointing that such a critical dimension cannot be adjusted. For such a good tool this is the only Slideshow I have trialled to date which does not allow me place my title directly under its respective image.  I have to think about this .

Caption Placement.

Juicebox.js is placing padding of 18px to the left and right of the caption. That is 36 pixels in total.  For images which are wide landscape this is not an issue. However, for images which may be square or worse, portrait, then this consumes a lot of the available screen real estate, forcing a higher setting for the caption space and distorting (negatively) the overall appearance of the slide.

I will be placing one or two short paragraphs under every image, so the effect is significant.

What are my options to adjust these parameters.  Is there something I can do so Juicebox.js calculates these to be small numbers.

Unfortunately, your tool will not allow me place Captions to the Right for Portraits and Under for Landscapes, which would be the ideal solution and provide a better presentation of Portrait slides.

Fulll Screen Mode Button.  This is working now.

Do not understand why, but it is working. Will create a separate post if it re-occurs.