Thank you Steven, no problem ...

Hi Steven,

just to let you know (I'm of course interested what happens in terms of your remarks):

I used an image named "Lübeck's Cheese@Pretzel.jpg" that includes 3 special characters "ü" - "'" (apostroph) ans "@"

Then I created a web- subpage named "Test" and loaded up this image to

https://www.haselau.eu/test.html

absolute no problem, no error (that's what I mean: I'm not used to rename images due to special characters)

regards Peter

Hi Steven,

thank you for your answer

1. uploading the page yesterday did not result in an "Error 404" page

2. to check the FAQs did not end in a result for this problem

3. renaming the "ü" into "ue" in fact solved the problem - but Juicebox is the first program I use within many years that does not correspond with these "special characters": things like this happened in the late 90s and prob beginning of the new millennium, but not today anymore - all other programs like koken, JIMDO, CARRD etc handle this "problem" easily.

I used these other programs (until I found Juicebuilder) and linked to images either on eg the koken server and/or to the host server at 1&1 IONOS by keeping special characters - there was never the necessity to change anything

Hi Steven,

Just tried it with 2 images from my databank and switched over in Llghtroom Metadata from "Standard" and/or "EXIF" to "IPTC" and loaded both images int JuiceBox: Perfect, it works,

thanks again and see you,

Peter

Hi back,

thank you very much for Your assistance - great job..

I used the last suggestion to change the theme.css which works perfect for the caption of all images as I don't use image titles and numbers.

You may look now again on the link I've sent you - hope, you agree :-)

best regards,

Peter