I increased the server settings, problem solved. Thank you!

Hi again! I have one more issue about loading: there are people from countrys far away such as Thailand: they can see the gallery, but every 10th image or so does not load at all, and some of the very slow. Other files such as HTMLs are loading fast, and I ensured that there are no problems with the provider. Do you have any advice for me?

Many thanks for the excellent support!

Steven wrote:

I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. Juicebox waits until the web page has been fully parsed by the browser and the Document Object Model  is complete before sizing the gallery container appropriately and dynamically replacing the content of the container (which may be empty or may contain SEO content) with the gallery itself.

Let me try to clarify my question: I wanted to know if the gallery uses code which loads from outside the webspace where it's installed. An example for this would be if an element of a gallery on my website www.junkeller.at/gallery/some-juicbox-script.js refers to www.juicebox.net/codebase/engine.js

Sorry for my poor English, I hope you can understand what I mean!

Many thanks for your extensive answer! I reworked my galleries, please see here:

www.junkeller.at/kenya_favs

Login = juicebox
Password = support

BTW, there is a difference if the link looks like this:

www.junkeller.at/kenya_favs/#1

In the first case captions do not apear...

Please let me know if there is anything I can improve regarding my initial post. I changed the image sizes so that they are smaller than 200K and changed the small-thumbs-button option to true.

Just a last question: does the juicebox gallery load code from outside the space where it is installed?

Hi!

I purchased JuiceboxPro and made some galleries. There are some issues I would like to fix:

1.) When the next image is displayed it moves a tiny bit (only 2 pixels or so) which looks nervous. Is it possible to get the image change perfectly trouble-free?

2.) Image caption is not exactly on the same level as image number "1/120", always a few pixels different. I want to have these 2 things in the same font and on the same level. Is that possible?

3.) Thumbs load with a noticeable delay. It should be possible without waiting ~4 seconds prior to loading!

4.) On mobile devices zoom is disabled - is it possible to enable zoom?

5.) On mobile devices: swiping images doesn't work smooth, it's always a bit jerky - how can I get image changes smooth?

6.) On mobile devices: if I switch off the button bar, swipe to the next image and switch the button bar on again, the "open image-link in new page" button doesn't return. Is there a fix for that?

Here is my configuration file:

    backButtonPosition="OVERLAY"
    backButtonUseIcon="true"
    galleryTitlePosition="NONE"
    enableDirectLinks="true"
    useFullscreenExpand="true"
    captionPosition="BELOW_THUMBS"
    showImageNav="false"
    autoPlayThumbs="false"
    showAutoPlayStatus="false"
    loopAudio="false"
    addSEOContent="false"
    showSplashPage="NEVER"
    splashShowImageCount="false"
    flickrShowTitle="false"
    importCaption="FILENAME"
    importTitle="NONE"
    imageTransitionType="NONE"
    imagePreloading="NEXT"
    imageTransitionTime="0"
    imageNavPosition="IMAGE"
    navButtonIconSize="10"
    imageShadowBlur="5"
    showSmallThumbsOnLoad="false"
    showSmallThumbsButton="false"
    showSmallPagingText="false"
    thumbSelectedFrameWidth="4"
    thumbShadowBlur="0"
    buttonBarIconSize="25"
    maxCaptionHeight="40"
    showSmallBackButton="true"
    backButtonUrl="http://www.mywebsite.com"
    resizeOnImport="false"
    maxImageWidth="1200"
    maxImageHeight="1200"
    imageQuality="90"
    thumbWidth="100"
    thumbHeight="100"
    thumbHoverFrameWidth="4"

The image blocks look like this:

  <image imageURL="images/L1001818.jpg"
    thumbURL="thumbs/L1001818.jpg"
    linkURL="images/L1001818.jpg"
    linkTarget="_blank"
    sourcePath="E:\photos\L1001818.jpg">
    <title><![CDATA[]]></title>
    <caption><![CDATA[L1001818]]></caption>
  </image>