@arachnid

Support for JPEG2000 file format

As far as I am aware, none of the major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Opera) natively support JPEG2000. They cannot display a JPEG2000 image directly or in a <img> tag within a web page without a plugin (at least on my Windows PC). Unfortunately, until browsers support JPEG2000, Juicebox will not be able to display JPEG2000 images.
Also, it looks like JuiceboxBuilder-Pro will not be able to process JPEG2000 images as it is an Adobe AIR application. Adobe AIR uses Adobe Flash Player as its runtime environment and according to this web page, Adobe Flash does not seem to support JPEG2000.

@Martina

Is this already something that can be done?

No. This is not currently possible. Thank you for the suggestion.

Hi Steven,

Is my custom theme a good location or must it be a separate CSS file after the juicebox scripts?

kind regards

Hans

Steven wrote:

This is due to your gallery's backgroundColor being 'transparent' and each browser having a different deafult background color when the Fullscreen API is used. Firefox uses a black background whereas Chrome uses a white background. See the 'Styling it all' section on this web page.

Firefox applies this by default along with background-color: black

To set the default background color to white for Fullscreen API mode in all browsers, use the following CSS in the web page containing your gallery:

#jb-glry-dlg:fullscreen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}            
#jb-glry-dlg:-moz-full-screen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}            
#jb-glry-dlg:-webkit-full-screen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}

Please note that the code above does not set a new gallery background color for Fullscreen API mode. (The gallery's own background color will still be used.) It simply sets a default background color which will show through if the gallery's own background color uses transparency.

I have notified the developers of this inconsistency.

This is due to your gallery's backgroundColor being 'transparent' and each browser having a different deafult background color when the Fullscreen API is used. Firefox uses a black background whereas Chrome uses a white background. See the 'Styling it all' section on this web page.

Firefox applies this by default along with background-color: black

To set the default background color to white for Fullscreen API mode in all browsers, use the following CSS in the web page containing your gallery:

#jb-glry-dlg:fullscreen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}            
#jb-glry-dlg:-moz-full-screen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}            
#jb-glry-dlg:-webkit-full-screen {
    background-color: #ffffff;
}

Please note that the code above does not set a new gallery background color for Fullscreen API mode. (The gallery's own background color will still be used.) It simply sets a default background color which will show through if the gallery's own background color uses transparency.

I have notified the developers of this inconsistency.

Hello, didn't find this topic or don't know how to word it correctly in a search.

Basically I would like to make a slider for a HTML website that is the size of the images and responsive. No thumbs or nav or buttons. Just a set of images that fade and repeat. I have this part working already.

When I create one that is responsive it seems to have to be 100% width and height. That however fills the screen.

If I make the gallery a fixed size it works but is not responsive.

Am I missing a setting that makes both these possible?

Thanks

Hans wrote:

How can I turn this option completely off

This is not possible. Juicebox-Pro now enables the # identifier automatically to allow social sharing of a specific image.