Took me a while to pinpoint this, but it seems if enableDirectLinks is set to true, the onImageChange API event only fires when the gallery first loads.  Image changes after the initial no longer register.

Can you confirm?

I set up 2 instances to verify.  Both using the example code from the API event page to alert onImageChange.

One without direct links: http://zinque.wundermade.com/no
One with: http://zinque.wundermade.com/yes

Thanks!

I noticed that the new Fotomoto plugin (awesome) is using the imageURL specified by the config file.  Is there any way to provide an option to use the linkURL instead?  I feel like it might be common to use a lower res version for the imageURL and link to the full resolution which would be better for printing.

Thanks!

I had asked before about adding social media sharing to a gallery, and it didn't seem like there was a solution out there before.

I used FancyBox to create a modal overlay over the gallery and built my own, including full Facebook authorization that will post directly to the wall.  Thought I'd share to show that the caption area of JB is more than flexible enough to allow it to work:

http://wundermade.com/events/test

Noticed a small issue in the current JuiceBox build and found a way to add hi-res thumbnails that I thought might help someone else out.

In the style declaration that comes from JB in the gallery, it outputs the following (at least for mine):

<img class="jb-thm-thumb-image" src="http://url.com/image.jpg" style="display:block;position:absolute;padding:0;left:0px;top:0px;width:autopx;height:autopx;">

I believe the

autopx

is just a glitch, and doesn't seem to affect anything, but thought I'd point it out.

For the hi-res thumbnails, I wanted to use 2x sized thumbnails, but leave their declared size in the configuration options.  I left the size alone in the options, but uploaded thumbnail images that were twice that size, but JB seemed to place them wrong in the thumbnail img div.

I found that adding:

width: 100%;
height: auto;
top: 0 !important;
left: 0 !important;

to the

.jcbx-glry-classic .jb-idx-thb-list .jb-idx-thumb img

line in the theme CSS file, forced them to fill the container.  I'm using highly compressed JPGs for this, so shouldn't really take a hit bandwidth wise and now the thumbnails look awesome on retina / hi-res screens (iPad, iPhone, retina MacBook Pro, etc.).

Not sure this helps anyone else, but thought I'd share!

Thanks

Hey guys

Just noticed this morning in the new iOS6 that if the device is in landscape and you enter safaris new full screen mode the gallery shifts, what looks like, too far down on the page. When you exit the mode it snaps back but hoping that in the next version that could be addressed.

Thanks!

Side note: do you have any plans for social media sharing links built into the gallery somehow? Keeping my fingers crossed for that one.