Hello Steven,

Thanks for taking the time to reply.  I am giving a link to the section of my website that is in question. 

http://www.brightonparkiris.com/myirises.html

Because I am reconstructing my pages, I have left two of the varieties, ALASKA and ANDALUSIAN BLUE up for view so you can see what it is that I'm trying to accomplish.  The "galleries" that there now are basic link tags.

I have tried your suggestion of using Flickr, and while everything seemed to be going smoothly, the only way for my photos to load into the Juicebox program was to set my photos to public.  I DO NOT want anyone else on Flickr to view my photos.  It will defeat the purpose of them visiting my site.  I also have some generous photograph donations that were meant for my website only and I do not want to share these publicly on a public site such as Flickr.

At this point, I'm leaning towards just altering the paths, but if its going to be overly complicated, then I might as well just stick with what I have.  What I enjoyed about Juicebox was the look that it gave to the page as well as the ease of simply dropping the files into the program (without having to worry about duplicate names), having to create thumbnails, and then having to type each individual link.  Is there really no other way?

Carlos

Hello,

I am trying to revamp my old website.  I am not well-versed in HTML, CSS or anything of that nature, but I know how to manipulate and trial-error my way into what I want.

I have tried using Juicebox-Lite.  It works great for single page, but that is not my end goal.  My website showcases my collection of over 1,000 bearded irises.  Essentially, every page showcases a different flower variety, includes historical information about it and has a small gallery (no more than 10 photos) of each one.

All of my photographs (thousands of them) are located in a single folder.  I can find any options to differentiate with gallery is shown on which page.  Every gallery I create makes different folders.  Because I have over 1,000 varieties of iris, do I really need to upload over 1,000 folders to my server?

All I want to do is switch out my old, html written, anchor tag gallery to Juicebox, but this is proving quite difficult.

Carlos