1 Topic by noob_for_life

(1 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

Hi All:

Forgive me if this has been asked before: But, is there a way to set up a table of data that is displayed with each image?

I'm a Juicebox 1.5 user. My mom has finally gotten to the point of having to leave her home. And before we clear everything out, I wanted to create an online garage sale for her contacts. So, with each image of an item, I wanted to provide structured info about it.

Ideally, Juicebox would allow me to create fields for the table which I would populate and these would appear below the image or overlay it. Without that, I would just the html for the table and put that in the comments. Are there instructions somewhere on how to do either of these?

Thanks!
Gary

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2 Reply by noob_for_life

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MAGIC!  Thank you.

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3 Topic by noob_for_life

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I'm running Juicebox Pro 1.4.2 on Mac OS X 1.8.5.  I have never been able to reopen a created gallery.  When I choose the open option, everything in the gallery's folder is greyed out, including the config.xml file.  In the Mac's info window, I have tried to define Juicebox as the application which should open that file.  But, it doesn't even appear as an option.

I have reinstalled Juicebox Pro (upgrading from 1.4.1 using Adobe Air).  Still no go.

What would be blocking Juicebox from recognizing the config.xml file?

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4 Topic by noob_for_life

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I'm building a gallery and finding that no matter what neutral color I choose for my caption type, some image or other makes it hard to read.  It would be great to add a thin outline to the type.

I'm no CSS pro.  I tried to add the following to the index.html's body tag:

          text-shadow: 2px 2px 0 black, 2px -2px 0 black, -2px 2px 0 black, -2px -2px 0

But, that only affected the arrows  (and it did so badly), not the caption text.

So:

1) Is there a feature in Juicebox-pro which will help make my caption text consistently readable?
2) If not, does anyone know any CSS I could add to the html file which would do this?

Thanks much!

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