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You're welcome.

If you want to try adding an ArtStation icon to the custom font that Showkase uses for the social media icons, then the following might be helpful.

If you do a Google image search for "artstation svg", you should be able to find a suitable ArtStation logo in svg format which you can import directly into the IcoMoon app as a new character.

You could then add it to the custom font that Showkase uses (using the IcoMoon app) and seamlessly integrate it into your social media sharing icons in your site's footer.

(1) Open the IcoMoon app in your browser.
(2) Import the 'showkase/_themes/base/fonts/icomoon.svg' file into the IcoMoon app.
(3) Find a suitable ArtStation logo in svg format on the internet.
(4) Import this svg file into the IcoMoon app.
(5) Tweak the ArtStation logo if necessary using the IcoMoon editor (for example to change its scale).
(6) Select all icons (all icons from the original font and the new ArtStation logo).
(7) Click 'Generate Font' at the foot of the page.
(8) Swap the code for the ArtStation logo with the code for an icon that you do not use, e.g. Vimeo. (Otherwise, you'd need to edit Showkase source files to tell Showkase what the new code is for the ArtStation logo.)
(9) Save the font as a zip file. (It'll be named 'icomoon.zip' by default.)
(10) Replace the files in your 'showkase/_themes/base/fonts/' folder with the files from the 'icomoon/fonts/' folder (from the extracted font zip file).

Now you can use the Vimeo social sharing functionality as ArtStation instead.

The following links might help with using the IcoMoon editor.
IcoMoon Docs: https://icomoon.io/docs.html
Juicebox 'Using Custom Icons' (not 100% relevant but might be helpful): https://www.juicebox.net/support/theming/#icons

If you want to create or edit an svg logo, you could use Inkscape or SVG-Edit or Adobe Illustrator.

Of course, you could still just add your own ArtStation link in the {block "footer"} ... {/block} section.

Great stuff!
Thanks for the update.

You're welcome!
Please let me know how you get on and if you need any further assistance.
Thank you.

This sounds like your 'index.php' file may somehow have become corrupt (maybe through manual editing or your web host unsuccessfully reinstating your site from a backup).

However, this sounds like there is more to the problem.
Even if the 'index.php' file is missing, you should still be able to access the admin section of your site.
(The 'index.php' file is required to display the Showkase home page.)

Try extracting your 'showkase-pro-1.6.1.zip' file (you can download a fresh copy using the link from your purchase email if you need to) and find the 'index.php' file in the root 'showkase' directory.
Use this file to replace the 'index.php' file in on your web server (in your 'htdocs' directory).
If you are in any doubt that your existing 'index.php' file is being overwritten, try deleting it first before uploading the new version in its place.

This may help but as you are not able to access the admin section of your site, I suspect the problem may lie somewhere else.

Try installing and running the Showkase Server Compatibility Test.
Even if you ran the test before installing Showkase, please try again in case your web host has made any changes recently which are affecting Showkase functionality.
If any of the tests fail, it might give us a clue as to the nature of the problem. Also, there are troubleshooting tips in the link above.

Also, please contact your web host to see if they have experienced any problems or have made any changes recently which might somehow be contributing to your problem.
It sounds like there's a chance that there is a problem with PHP on your hosting account. Maybe your web host has changed the PHP version or a PHP setting which is adversely affecting your website.

I hope this points you in the right direction.

Your galleries are SimpleViewer-Pro galleries and what you are describing is the Mobile Player version of SimpleViewer galleries.

SimpleViewer-Pro is predominantly a Flash image viewer with an HTML 5 fallback (known as the Mobile Player) for mobile devices and browsers which do not have Adobe Flash Player installed and enabled.

It sounds like the Mac browsers you are referring to do not have Adobe Flash Player installed and enabled and SimpleViewer is using the Mobile Player to display the galleries.

Please see the note regarding Universal Playback here.
Universal Playback automatically ensures that all users are able to see your gallery images, regardless of whether or not they have Flash-enabled devices or browsers.
However, please note that the Mobile Player supports fewer configuration options than the Flash version of the gallery. Here is a list of options supported by the Mobile Player. (The Mobile Player does not support Watermark Options or imageClickMode.)

Please also see these FAQs:
When I view my gallery I see a grid of thumbnails, not the layout I specified. Why?
The mobile player layout does not match the Flash player layout. Why not?

As you have Showkase-Pro, you could use Juicebox-Pro instead of SimpleViewer-Pro for your galleries.
Juicebox-Pro is a fully-featured HTML 5 image viewer that does not require Adobe Flash at all.
More information on the differences between SimpleViewer and Juicebox can be found in this SimpleViewer blog entry.

Juicebox-Pro supports imageClickMode (like SimpleViewer-Pro) but does not support dynamic watermarking.
However, you could create your Juicebox-Pro galleries with JuiceboxBuilder-Pro (the desktop application) which can watermark your images when they are resized for your galleries. Please see here for details.
You can then upload the gallery folders to your web server and import them into your Showkase site using Showkase's 'Site -> Import' functionality.
Once a gallery has been imported, it becomes a genuine Showkase page (just as if the gallery had been created in Showkase itself) and can be edited from within the Showkase interface if necessary.

(1) Upload the complete gallery folder to your web server using an FTP program. (I recommend uploading it to a location outside your Showkase directory.)
(2) Go to 'Site -> Import' in your Showkase site.
(3) For the 'Import path', enter the path to the directory containing the gallery folder (not the gallery folder itself).
(4) Click 'Scan' and choose the gallery folder (or folders - you can import several galleries at once if they are all in the same parent directory).
(5) Click 'Import' and 'Publish'.

The newly imported gallery page will have its own entry on Showkase's 'Pages' tab.

In SimpleViewer-Pro, you can force the Mobile Player to always be used (to display the grid of thumbnails), regardless of whether Flash Player is available or not, by deselecting the 'Use Flash' checkbox in the 'Standard Viewer Options' section.
In Juicebox-Pro, you can force Small Screen Mode (see here for more details) to always be used by setting 'Screen Mode' to SMALL in the 'General (Pro)' section.
Small Screen Mode is similar to the Mobile Player in SimpleViewer in that it displays thumbnails and images on separate pages (not together). (However, Small Screen Mode in Juicebox-Pro supports far more configuration options than the Mobile Player within SimpleViewer-Pro.)

The Gallery Title in a Juicebox-Pro gallery is positioned using the galleryTitlePosition configuration option (in the 'General' section).
Possible values for galleryTitlePosition are OVERLAY, TOP, ABOVE_THUMBS and NONE.

The Gallery Title can also be aligned horizontally (LEFT, CENTER or RIGHT) via the galleryTitleHAlign option.

Short descriptions of these options can be found in the General section of the Juicebox-Pro Config Options page.

However, it sounds like you might be referring to the Showkase 'Page Content -> Page title' rather than the Juicebox Gallery Title.
If you want to move the page content from below the gallery to above the gallery, then it is not possible with the available interface options and you'll need to edit one of the Showkase source files.
Open the 'showkase/_themes/base/pagetypes/juicebox.tpl' in a plain text editor.
Cut lines 18-23 inclusive:

      <section class="page-body">
        <h2 class="page-title">{$ss_pageTitle}</h2>
        <div class="body-content {$pageBodyLayout}">
          {$ss_pageBody}
        </div>
      </section>

... and paste them to immediately below line 2:

{block "content"}

Please note that the line numbers refer to the current version of Showkase (v1.6.1).

Be sure to re-publish your site after making this change.

It sounds like your thumbnail images may not be at the dimensions specified by the thumbWidth and thumbHeight configuration options.
Try editing your gallery page, going to the 'Advanced' tab and clicking the 'Rebuild' link.
This should rebuild your thumbnail images at the correct size.
If this does not help, then please post the URL to your gallery page so that I can see the problem for myself.

I would not recommend loading a Showkase site into a frame (as the code you posted seems to do).
If you want www.clearpix.co.kr to redirect to your main Showkase page, try a meta refresh like the following:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="ko">
    <head>      
        <title>Redirect</title>      
        <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL='http://maybi.iptime.org/show_clearpix/'" />    
    </head>    
    <body> 
    </body>  
</html>

Otherwise, you should be able to set up a redirect in your web hosting account's online control panel.

Thank you for the link to your web page and the screenshots.

It looks like the problem might be the one noted in the FAQ from my post above.
The gallery images do not have the same aspect ratio as the gallery itself in narrow browser windows which results in some space above and below the images.

Try reducing the height of your Juicebox gallery by editing the gallery page, going to the 'Override Site Options' section and entering a negative value for either 'External fit px' or 'Internal fit px'.

You might need to experiment with values but, as a starting point, try setting 'Internal fit px' to -105 (the same as in the Maribo demo gallery). This should hopefully help.

Also, I note that your gallery sets topAreaHeight to -100. Try setting it to 0 instead. (Your gallery does not have any elements positioned TOP so this might not make a difference but topAreaHeight expects only a positive integer if it is to be used.)

Thanks for the update.
I hope that's solved the problem for you.

First of all, it might be wise to upgrade to the latest version of Showkase (v1.6.1) to ensure that any bugs that were present in v1.5.0 and which have since been fixed are not contributing to any layout problems that you may be having.
Please see the Version History for a list of changes between versions.
Instructions for upgrading Showkase can be found here.

This might be quite difficult to achieve. The Kosel theme was designed to have a left-justified site heading and a right-justified navigation menu sharing the same horizontal space.
It might be better (certainly much easier) to use the Boma theme and force Showkase to display the site in small screen mode where the site heading is horizontally centered and the navigation menu is horizontally centered below it.
To see this in action, try viewing this demo Boma themed site in a narrow browser window.
In order to force Showkase to always display Boma pages in small screen mode, you would need to change the breakpoints at which Showkase switches from large to small screen mode.
Open the showkase/_themes/boma/css/styles.css file in a plain text editor, search for instances of:

@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) {

... and change the min-width values to something much larger, such as 9999px (so that the minimum width for large screen mode is never reached).
You might not want to change all the breakpoints, though. You might like to leave the gallery index page breakpoints unchanged to prevent the gallery index page thumbnails from being displayed too large in large browser windows.

Galleries should already be horizontally centered in Showkase pages by default. If you find that they are not, then please post the URLs to your gallery pages so that I can take a look for myself and hopefully help further.
Please note that galleries will not be vertically centered as Showkase pages are designed to scroll vertically rather than display all content in the browser viewport without scroll bars. Juicebox and Showkase galleries should be displayed in their entirety though, without the need for vertical scrolling. If you have a large site heading that you find is pushing your galleries down your Showkase pages, then you can compensate for this by entering a negative value for the 'External fit px' entry in the 'Site -> Customize Theme -> Gallery Pages' section (e.g. '-200').

Add the following CSS to your showkase/_themes/kosel/css/custom.css file:

footer {
    text-align: center;
}

More information on using custom CSS can be found in the Adding Custom Styles support section.

Be sure to re-publish your site after making any changes.

You are free to make whatever CSS modifications you like to your Showkase site but please note that modifications made outside the Showkase interface are not officially supported. (Showkase may expect elements to be in certain positions and will not be aware of any CSS modifications that you may make.)

If you plan to make many custom modifications to a theme, then you might like to consider creating your own theme instead. Please see the Creating Themes support section for details.

I've tested the current Juicebox-Pro plugin with Photoshop CC 2015.5 myself and it installed via the Adobe Add-ons page successfully (through the Creative Cloud Desktop App).
I also tested the installation process with multiple versions of Photoshop installed side by side (CC 2015 and CC2015.5) and the plugin installed successfully to both installations simultaneously.
The only problem I encountered was that if I installed a new version of Photoshop and immediately tried to install the plugin, it would not work. I found that I had to reboot my PC first. After rebooting, everything worked as expected.

I'm glad you've been able to install the plugin by copying the 'Juicebox' folder from one 'Scripts' directory into another.
(That's all the auto-installer does anyway - unpack the files into the 'Scripts' directory.)

If you find that you ever need a fresh copy of the plugin, you can download it in zip format from the support page on our own website here. (Just download the CS2 - CS6 version. The files are exactly the same as the CC 2015 version. It's just the method of packaging the files that differs.)

If your Showkase site is in a subdirectory, then you can made it accessible from your root (without having to move the entire site) by following the 5 step instructions in the Showkase Home Page support section.

If you really want to move your site into your root, then please see the Changing Your Installation Directory support section for details.

I would recommend the first suggestion above. It does not require moving your entire site and keeping Showkase self-contained in its own subdirectory should help to keep things organized on your web server.