Juicebox Lite and Juicebox Pro are so easy to use, it belies how powerful they are.
If you haven't see these already, here is some suggested reading to help new users get started.

A good overview of Juicebox; Gallery Tour:

https://www.juicebox.net/tour/gallery/

JuiceboxBuilder Tour:

https://www.juicebox.net/tour/juiceboxbuilder/

See Juicebox in Action; Options to help decide the look and feel of your next gallery.

https://www.juicebox.net/demos/

Maybe you have a question that's been asked before?

https://www.juicebox.net/support/faq/

Juicebox Configuration Options.

https://www.juicebox.net/support/config_options/

And lastly, Juicebox support home:

https://www.juicebox.net/support/

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Let just say you've uploaded your new gallery and while admiring it you discover a minor typo or punctuation error.

Fire up JuiceBox, make the edit. Publish. Upload to server,. Or,
If your host allows editing a document on the server, (I guess most do) you can directly edit:

config.xml
index.html

of the gallery in question.

The upper part of config.xml looks like:

showAudioButton="false"
    showInfoButton="false"
    showNavButtons="false"
    showAutoPlayButton="false"
    backButtonPosition="OVERLAY"
    backButtonUseIcon="true"
    galleryTitlePosition="TOP"
    maxThumbColumns="8"
    enableDirectLinks="false"
    useFullscreenExpand="true"

Those are gallery settings and is beyond this post to explain. But at the bottom of config.xml:

 <image imageURL="images/wborg2.jpg"
    thumbURL="thumbs/wborg2.jpg"
    linkURL="images/wborg2.jpg"
    linkTarget="_blank"
    sourcePath="C:\Users\mypc\Desktop\PC Done\wborg\wborg2.jpg">
    <title><![CDATA[]]></title>
    <caption><![CDATA[This is an example of a text errerrerr. .]]></caption>
  </image>

<caption><![CDATA[ is the text that needs correcting. The word error is misspelled.
index.html needs the same correction. 

- config.xml is instructions for the galleries (including gallery captions)
- index.html is instructions for the web browser if it can't do javascript. To display the captions text with the image.

This way you can fast simple edits.

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Edit: Please remember whatever you do to your galleries, you are solely responsible.

Here's a way to control the width of the container that displays the caption.
Caption - Max Caption Height will set how tall the container is;
But I've found no formal way to set the width; when the caption is set to display below the picture/stage.

If one has a narrow picture that has a long caption, it can be unattractive, as well as hard to read; IMHO.

I made an image just larger than the largest image in my gallery, and filled it with the color of the background used in the gallery. That's the new background image.

Copy/Pasted my narrow image on top of the new background image and centered it at the top of that new background image. Save image. The size in width of the image will control the width of the caption container.

One could use a set width for the new background image for use throughout a gallery keeping them all the same, or adjust the width of each picture to change the width if the caption container to fit the text associated with that image.

I found that making the narrow image even just a little wider, I can cut down on the number of rows of caption text by at least half.

https://scrot.cloud/images/2020/01/05/e … e_nice.png

Add your tips in the new Tricks and Tips section.
Not only do you get to show the world how clever you are but also how generous. :)

Hi Steven,
Title says it all. Got any tricks and tips for larger galleries?

TIA
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Hi Steven,

When thumbnails out number 'Max Thumb Columns', is there a setting to advance the thumbnails one by one instead of set by set?

I really have been reading the documentation, trying to find info for my self. Like there are more options under 'Main Image' than are explained on the Config Page  :-) (https://www.juicebox.net/support/config … ge-options)

JuiceBox is a great product, worth every penny.

Regards,
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