1 Topic by gdgerard (edited by gdgerard 2018-01-05 00:38:31)

  • Registered: 2018-01-04
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Topic: Please Help

Hello,

I  purchased Showkase and Juice box because it said that it was simple to use Drag and Drop. Well I guess it kind of is but I am having a terrible time linking multiple galleries. I have tried to add a nav bar (text with links) to the index.html that juicebox pro generates in Dreamweaver but there is no way to position it at the top middle of the index.html. I have tried putting it on CSS no luck tried inserting it in to the index.html. In both cases it will only and can only be placed at the top left corner of the page.

I have looked through the forums here with no luck.

I have 4 galleries that I want to have links for on each page.

So how can I do this? thank for any help offered.

All the best.

  • Registered: 2012-04-24
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Re: Please Help

If you have Showkase, then you could use it to create your complete website (without any manual coding).
You can create Juicebox gallery pages within the Showkase interface or you can create galleries with JuiceboxBuilder-Pro and them import them into your Showkase site (via the 'Site -> Import' functionality).
Showkase automatically generates a navigation menu with links to all your pages.
You can also create a gallery index page in Showkase (on the 'Pages' tab) and, to list gallery pages on the gallery index page, just drag-and-drop the names of the gallery pages (again, on the 'Pages' tab) on top of the gallery index page. Be sure to click 'Save' and 'Publish' afterwards.

If you are looking to link a few galleries together manually (with links at the top of the pages), then take a look at the examples in the Embedding Multiple Galleries support section.
It sounds like the Top Menu example is along the lines of what you are looking to achieve. You can view the source of the example in your browser and copy/modify it to suit your needs.

When you say that your navigation bar is currently positioned top left and you'd like it horizontally centered, applying the CSS rule text-align: center; (like we do in the Top Menu example above) might be all that is required.

I hope this points you in the right direction.