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It is necessary to send to Google Webmasters Tools the config.xml file for example ?
Google Webmaster Tools allows users to submit a sitemap in XML format but the Juicebox gallery 'config.xml' file is not a sitemap. It simply stores the image data for the gallery.
Reading this Google Webmaster Central Blog article, I expect that Google would be able to find and index the XML file. (If it can do it for a Flash gallery, I expect it would be able to do it for a non-Flash gallery but only Google would be able to answer this with certainty.)
However, to increase the chances of your gallery being indexed by Google, you might like to implement a solution similar to the PHP script on this web page. Although the script was written for SimpleViewer rather than Juicebox, the principal is the same. The script uses the data in the XML file to populate the gallery's container div on the HTML index page with traditional <img> tags using 'alt' and 'title' attributes. The script should be able to be converted from the SimpleViewer format that it is currently in to the Juicebox format quite easily as SimpleViewer and Juicebox XML files share a similar format.
Can we decompress the js file and then add some more options like share, post on facebook etc.. ?
No. Please see this FAQ: Does Juicebox-Pro include the source code?
Please see the following forum thread regarding Facebook integration.
http://juicebox.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=358
Also, the following SimpleViewer forum post may be of interest. Although the post refers to SimpleViewer rather than Juicebox, the principle is the same.
http://www.simpleviewer.net/forum/viewt … 628#p46628
I set it for 129 - the number of images in the set
The gallery from your first post does not use the flickrImageCount configuration option in its 'config.xml' file (http://www.rudemechs.com/juicebox/config.xml) so the default value of 50 will be used.
If you are referring to a different gallery, please post its URL so that I can take a look and help further.
Please check that your OGG file has been uploaded to the correct location on your web server and that your audioUrlOgg configuration option is set correctly.
Currently, your gallery's XML file uses the following setting:
audioUrlOgg="http://www.lichtwerk.at/alexandra-ewald/selected/hochzeit/hochzeit-mp3.ogg"
... but going directly to that URL in a browser results in an error 404 (file not found).
Setting enableDirectLinks="TRUE" enables you to go directly to a specific image within a Juicebox_pro gallery by giving each image a unique URL.
For example, typing the following into your browser's address bar: http://www.raftercrosshomes.com/#3
... will initially display the third image in your gallery,.
If you wish to open the image in a new tab or window when the user clicks on a main image, set imageClickMode="OPEN_URL" in your gallery's XML file. Juicebox-Pro will open the corresponding linkURL (in the linkTarget window) or will simply use the imageURL if the linkURL is empty.
The default value for the flickrImageCount configuration option is 50 and can be increased to 500. (The 500 limit is imposed by Flickr rather than Juicebox-Pro.)
If you still see only 50 images after increasing the value, try clearing your browser's cache before reloading the gallery.
Your gallery's 'config.xml' file is in the correct location on your web server.
However, your flickrUserId looks to be incorrect. You currently have it set to 'rudemechs@yahoo.com' but it should look something like '48508968@N00'. You can find your Flickr Id using this web page.
For a full list of 'Flickr Pro Options', please see here.
Also, when using a flickrSetId (as you are), there is no need to use a flickrUserName or flickrUserId so you can just remove the flickrUserId from your gallery's XML file and your gallery should be displayed as expected.
No. WP-Juicebox supports only one gallery per page/post.
Is there a demo trial version of Juicebox Pro?
Please see this FAQ:
Can I try a trial version of Juicebox-Pro?
I am looking for a program that includes smooth cross-fade transitions for which the transition time and slide duration time are both adjustable.
Juicebox-Pro does not currently feature a 'CROSS_FADE' image transition type, though it is on the roadmap and will hopefully be introduced in a future version (though I do not know when this may be).
There is, however, a 'FADE' option whereby the previous image fades down to the background color before the next image fades in. Please see the description of the imageTransitionType configuration option in the Main Image Options section of the Juicebox - Config Options page.
There is also the ability in Juicebox-Pro to set the imageTransitionTime and the displayTime independently of each other.
There are many demo galleries on this web page which demonstrate the features available in Juicebox-Pro.
Juicebox-Pro also features a 14-day money back guarantee. Please see this web page for details.
Please see the Juicebox - Version History for a full list of changes between versions.
If you use, for example, Juicebox-Pro v1.1.1, you would not be able to use the thumbsPosition 'LEFT' and 'RIGHT' options which were introduced in Juicebox-Pro v1.2.0.
Also, there are usually several bugfixes between versions so I would recommend keeping your version of Juicebox-Pro up-to-date.
It could simply be that the images have not yet fully propagated through Flickr's system in order to show up in an API search (such as that performed by Juicebox-Pro to fetch the images from Flickr's servers).
According to this Flickr FAQ regarding Tags: Why aren't my photos appearing in searches or groups?
If your account is new, first you need to upload at least 5 public photos. After that minimum has been reached, then it shouldn't take more than a few days until your photos appear in searches, groups, etc.
Also, make sure that your images are marked as being Public (and not Private).
This seems to be default Lightroom behavior.
It happens when going to the 'Web' section and selecting any 'Layout Style' (even Lightroom's own 'Lightroom Flash Gallery' or 'Lightroom HTML Gallery').
The gallery will consist of all images in the chosen folder (or collection), not just the selected ones.
The solution is to group all the images you require for a gallery together into a separate folder (or collection) prior to creating the gallery.
@paulr
Yes. If you upgrade the Juicebox plugin for Lightroom, you will be replacing the 'jbcore' folder that the plugin currently uses with the latest Juicebox-Lite 'jbcore' folder which comes with the plugin.
Threrefore, you would need to replace the plugin's Juicebox-Lite 'jbcore' folder with the latest Juicebox-Pro 'jbcore' folder by following the 'Upgrading to Juicebox-Pro' instructions on this web page.
When a new version of Juicebox is released, a new version of the Juicebox plugin for Lightroom is released soon after.
It is recommended that you update the plugin (and then upgrade to Pro) as there may be other Lightroom-related bugfixes or additional features incorporated into the plugins's files as well as the new 'jbcore' folder.
I did upgrade to 1.2, but replaced the jbcore folder in order to keep my old edits.
In replacing the 'jbcore' folder in a gallery, you are converting the gallery to the version of Juicebox whose package the 'jbcore' folder came from.
The 'jbcore' fodler is the core Juicebox (non-image) part of the gallery.
When you upgrade Juicebox, the 'jbcore/classic/theme.css' file may change, in which case you would need to incorporate any customizations into the new file (rather than just replace it with your old one).
With regard to your query about removing the drop-shadow from the Gallery Title, as I mentioned, the line number I quoted refers to the 'jbcore/classic/theme.css' file from Juicebox-Pro v1.2.0.
It sounds like you wish to remove all drop-shadows from the gallery, in which case just open the 'jbcore/classic/theme.css' file in a plain text editor, search the file for all instances of 'shadow' and remove all the lines which contain this search term.
The Juicebox plugin for Lightroom comes bundled with Juicebox-Lite (the free version) which as a 50-image limit per gallery.
In order to remove this limit, you would need to purchase Juicebox-Pro and upgrade the plugin by following the 'Upgrading to Juicebox-Pro' instructions on this web page.
Please also see the Juicebox comparison chart on the Juicebox -Download page for a list of differences between Juicebox-Lite and JuiceboxPro on the download page.
You can replace the navigation buttons by editing the 'jbcore/classic/img/assets.png' file in an image manipulation program such as Adobe Photoshop. Please see the Juicebox -Theming page for more details.
If you want the captions to always be displayed on screen, set captionPosition to BELOW_IMAGE, BOTTOM or BELOW_THUMBS.
Otherwise, if captionPosition is set to OVERLAY or OVERLAY_IMAGE, also set showImageOverlay to ALWAYS.
For reference, a list of all the Juicebox Configuration Options can be found here.
Unfortunately, the forum attracts a lot of spam.
If a spam entry is posted in a thread that you are subscribed to, you will automatically get an email notifying you of a new post in that thread as soon as the post is entered.
However, I am pretty quick off the mark in spotting and deleting spam and the links you are emailed refer to these spam posts which no longer exist.
We have anti-spam measures in place on the forum but, inevitably, some spam always seems to get through.
To remove the drop-shadow from the Gallery Title in Large Screen Mode, edit the 'jbcore/classic/theme.css' file in a plain text editor and remove line 261:
text-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.5), 0 0 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
To remove the drop-shadow from the Gallery Title in Small Screen Mode, remove line 678:
text-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.5), 0 0 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
(The line numbers refer to Juicebox-Pro v1.2.0.)
I'm wondering how I attached the images from the Media LIbrary to the page or post.
If you added the images using the 'Add Media' button whilst creating a new post, the images are automatically attached to that particular post.
It seems that I would need to upload the photos into that page or post and can't really use images in the Media Gallery that have been uploaded already?
If you add images to the Media Library by clicking the 'Add New' button on the Media Library settings page, then you will have the option to attach each image to a post by clicking on the word 'Attach' in the 'Attached to' column on the Media Library settings page.
If you have images in the Media Library that are currently unattached to any posts, simply attach them to the post containing the gallery.
They will automatically be displayed in the gallery when it is viewed (although you may need to clear your browser's cache before reloading the gallery).
If you have images in the Media Library that are already attached to other posts, then you will need to upload the images again.
WordPress allows each image in the Media Library to be attached to only one post.
I had really hoped that I could stretch the image and the thumbnail gallery to the edges of the page, but I guess the sides of the thumbnail gallery are just inaccessable.
You could use imageScaleMode="FILL" to completely fill the image area with the main image (though cropping may occur on large images). However, the thumbnails are of fixed dimensions and are centered within the gallery and the gallery is embedded in a container with a fixed width on your WordPress page. If the container was slightly narrower that it currently is, there would be less room to the left and right of the thumbnails but the container size is set by your WordPress theme. You could check your WordPress theme settings to see if you could decrease the post container width.
As one last tweak, Steven, do you see any way that I can minimize the margin at the bottom bottom of my gallery?
Since you have set thumbNavPosition="BOTTOM", Juicebox is reserving space for the thumbnail navigation buttons below the thumbnails.
If the gallery was embedded in a container which did not have a fixed width and the user decreased the width of the browser window, the number of thumbnails per page would decrease and the thumbnail navigation buttons would appear in this space to allow the user to navigate through the thumbnail pages.
If you find a way to change your post container's width in your WordPress theme settings, you might like to try increasing the post container's width slightly and reverting to setting thumbNavPosition="CENTER".
It is not possible to completely disable the thumbnail navigation arrows using the available configuration options.
However, you could try setting thumbNavPosition="BOTTOM" in the Pro Options text area to move the thumbnail navigation arrows from the left and right of the thumbnails to below the thumbnails.
This may free up enough space to allow an extra thumbnail column to be displayed. If it does not, then try reducing the value of the thumbPadding configuration option.
For reference, a list of the available 'Thumbnail Options' can be found here.
@rocksta669
Make sure that you are using the latest version of WP-Juicebox (v1.2.0) and check that the numeric NextGEN Gallery Id (taken from the 'Dashboard -> Gallery -> Manage Gallery' page) matches the 'NextGEN Gallery Id' that you enter into the Juicebox settings window.
If using WP-Juicebox v1.1.1, after creating your NextGEN Gallery, you will need to 'Edit' the post containing the gallery and 'Update' the post or go to the 'WP-Juicebox -> Manage Galleries' page and 'Edit' the gallery itself and click 'Save' (without changing anything) in order to rebuild the gallery's XML file with the new image data.
(It is not necessary to do this in the latest version of WP-Juicebox v1.2.0, though you may need to clear your browser's cache before reloading the gallery.)
If you continue to experience difficulties, please post the URL to your web page so that I can take a look.
Your Juicebox gallery is a Pro gallery as there is no Juicebox badge/link at the bottom right corner of the gallery. This branding is present only in Juicebox-Lite galleries.
Pro Options should be entered in the Pro Options text area as documented in Step #4 here.
After creating a gallery with Pro Options, you should be able to go to the 'WP-Juicebox -> Manage Galleries' page, 'Edit' the gallery and the Pro Options you previously entered should be visible in the Pro Options text area.
I have just double-checked this in my own WordPress installation with WP-Juicebox v1.2.0 and it works OK for me.
Make sure that you enter each Pro Option on a separate line.
Also, make sure that you do not enter Lite Options in the Pro Options text area. Lite Options should be set via the checkboxes (and other controls) in the interface and will be ignored if entered in the Pro Options text area.
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