Excellent, thank you! I tried your final suggestion and it works well. i switched that gallery back to Juicebox...

Thanks for the quick response. That's rather unfortunate, since that CSS snippet you posted is part of Jetpack, a rather popular plugin. I tried switching to a vertical image, but that doesn't work well either - it doesn't show the image on the splash page then on my laptop. Is there a particular size I should crop an image to, for it to definitely fit? That would be a bit cumbersome, but could at least solve the problem. Is there perhaps another solution that is more elegant? Changing the CSS of the plugin manually isn't ideal, of course, since it could have unintended consequences (as you mentioned), but would also get overwritten the next time I update that plugin.

Looks like the offending CSS is part of the Mobile module in Jetpack. Therefore, switching to a theme that is already mobile-ready (i.e responsive) could allow me to disable it, at which point the splash screen would hopefully not show a cropped image. A bit roundabout though...

For now, I have had to switch the gallery back to Simpleviewer, since the splash screen with the cropped image does not look good. I will only be able to use Juicebox if there is a reasonable solution to this issue.

I have a blog post that has a WP-Juicebox gallery that appears fine on my Mac and on a PC. However, when trying on both a Samsung S4 and S7 (both using Chrome), it appears with a piece of an image instead of the whole thing (see attached image). Once I click on the gallery, it works and looks fine, it's just the "front" of it that looks wrong. I've tried recreating this with smartphone simulators online but have yet to manage, it seems to always look fine there.

You can see the webpage at: https://inmagicland.com/2019/05/greece/

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Thanks for the quick response! Yes, that worked great. Would you consider adding control over this directly in the interface? I'm concerned that I'll forget to re-make the changes when I update. This could potentially be useful to others - one might want to show just the title/alt, just the description, both, or none. Thoughts?

PS: In the meantime I purchased the Pro version.

When using a gallery created with NextGEN I commonly enter the description and leave the ALT tag (top field, I think that's what it is?), the default, which is often something like "SONY DSC". When adding a WP-Juicebox gallery, both the ALT tag and the description appear, whereas I would like just the description to appear. Is there a way of hiding the ALT tag? I tried searching the Pro options and don't see anything that would obviously do that. Perhaps it's not an ALT tag but rather the title? Either way, I would like to hide it...

For background, I've been using WP-Simpleviewer (Pro) for years and am interested in switching my galleries over (as Steven suggested in another thread). I'm about to purchase Juicebox Pro, and just wanted to test that I can easily switch over my galleries. it looks like I can, which is great, with the above being the only concern.