Thanks Steven. Will do.

This is too bad.
In the case of a simple slider with autoplay, it would be great to have an option to completely disable user interaction (disableUserInput="TRUE" ?), and then it would be possible to use imageTransitionType even on touch devices.

Thanks Steven.
The problem is that I use Juicebox-pro on a drupal site where a url such as "http://www.example.com/gallery/index.html#2" won't work. It might be that I could play with the .htaccess file in order to make it work, but I'd rather not, as url management is already very complex (let alone the fact this is a multilingual site with url language prefix management).
Anyway, I don't seem to have a problem with the "http://www.example.com/gallery#2" kind of url on my site in any browser I have tested, so I'll go with this syntax.
Thanks again for your assistance.

Hmmm… Interesting. In my own tests with Safari (on Mac OX 10.9.3, iOS 7.1.1, PC Windows 7), using linkURL="http://www.example.com/gallery/#2" goes to http://www.example.com/gallery (the last part is removed), then eventually to http://www.example.com/gallery#1. You can even try it by typing such a url directly in the address bar.
I agree Safari is completely outdated on PC, but I was more concerned about iOS.

Hi Steven,
Thank you for your quick reply.
My (stupid) mistake: the direct link was malformed: linkURL="link-to-the-gallery/#3" should be linkURL="link-to-the-gallery#3" (no slash).

Once corrected, everything works like a charm in all browsers…

Thanks again.

I display images from many galleries in a "recent images" gallery. Each of them has a custom link to the same image in its original gallery, using a direct link via the linkURL attribute:
linkURL="link-to-the-gallery/#3" for the third picture for instance. This works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not in Safari (desktop or mobile) nor IE.
It looks like the "/#3" (in the above example) is removed from the url.

Any idea why this is and if it can be fixed?