Hi Steven,

If we wanted to retain the ordinary behavior of opening a corresponding imageURL with a click, but also offer viewers an alternative page for each photograph that includes a small image and features extensive metadata (Title, Keywords, Description)... what would be your suggestion(s)? This on a Showkase site.

TIA

Sweet, Steven.
Thanks

Brilliant Steven. Thanks!

I'm noticing though that the logo image (222px wide) is not scaling sufficiently for smaller viewports. Is there a way to tweak this?

www.studiosaid.com/home/

Hi Steven,

Better, but the plugin is not generating an images folder or the content for non-javascript devices in the html file(s) upon export.

<www.umayyad.net/test/NorthWall/index.html>

The generated config file is looking rather sparse too:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<juiceboxgallery

                showInfoButton="true"
                    enableDirectLinks="true"
                    showSmallPagingText="false"
                    galleryFontFace="times"
                    showAutoPlayButton="true"
                    galleryDescription="Umayyad Mosque, Damascus. الجمعة الاموي في دمشق
En edit featuring miscellaneous views of the masonry of the north wall of the tmemos."
                    galleryTitle="Tememos_Exterior North Wall"
                    enableLooping="true"
        >

   
</juiceboxgallery>

The Preview in Browser... looks great.

Thank you Steven for the explanation of the CSS positioning bug.

I tried your suggestion on setting expandInNewPage="TRUE", but this leads to more bizarre behavior in Safari. The resulting gallery fails to open in full screen mode, giving the error :"Juicebox Error: Config XML file not found."  When I turn off the "Show Info Button" per your suggestion, the caption overlay now appears "left" even though the configuration is set to "center", again in Safari.

I think my best course is to eliminate the full screen option altogether until the kinks get worked out. That's too bad because it (sometimes) provides a great user experience. But I tried options #2 or #3 as well as using the Back Button for Adding a Logo and none work for me. Essentially, I need to have an option to place a logo JUST on the full screen page, not to have the same logo appear on both regular and full screen pages. Why? Because I need a navigation bar on the former but not the latter. The way these options are currently configured, if I customize for one, it messes up the other. It looks like it may be possible to customize the <full.html> file and have that fulfill my needs… we'll see. I'll keep exprimenting and look forward to the bug fixes.

In the meantime, I will submit Feature Requests for both Full Screen customization options as well as for the showInfoButton behavior.

Thank you again for your prompt and constructive support for this fabulous product.
-Saïd

Thx Steven,

Your suggestion for expandedBackgroundColor did not work. I tinkered with different colors and opacities but nothing altered the hiding of all images in full screen mode with Safari. Again, this behavior is new for me in v1.4.2 so I do not think it owes to a browser default.

I'll happily try your logo suggestions.

Too bad there's no option to retain the toggle but start with the overlay off. I'd rather viewers see an unobstructed view of the images first.

Best Wishes,
-Saïd