Hi,

I want to build a photography website using Juicebox's Full Screen Gallery function, which I believe is only available in the 'Pro' version.

Before I purchase the license, I'd like to know if what I have in mind will actually be possible, as I have fairly limited HTML/CSS knowledge and zero experience with JS!

That said, I *think* this should be pretty straight forward, so here we go:

I'd like a full screen gallery with a semi transparent navigation bar at the top of the screen and *over* the full screen image.

E.g. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/167 … design.jpg

(Each navigation label will have a hard coded link to another gallery, blog or contact page)

My initial thoughts are using CSS positioning for the navigation bar and its elements, and by using a high enough 'z-index' value it will be *above* the embedded Juicebox Gallery.

E.g. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/167 … oughts.jpg

The only problem I foresee is that the Juicebox gallery has left and right 'click zones' that cover the whole image for navigation. Now, would I have to add some padding on the top to these click zones to prevent a conflict with my nav bar ?, or, would my nav bar's links *override* the Juicebox click zones as it would be 'higher up' in the z-index 'stack' ?

E.g. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/167 … flicts.jpg

Any help, tips, or problems/solutions that I have missed would be really appreciated..

Thanks for looking,

Barry