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You're welcome! I'm glad it works. Thanks for letting me know.

OK. Thanks for the update.
As I mentioned, this may only become a problem if or when your site becomes really large and Showkase needs a longer time to process all your pages and/or images.
If it does become a problem, you'll see an error message rather than just a warning.
Even if your web host in unable or unwilling to allow the use of set_time_limit(), as long as you do not see an error message, you should be able to continue using Showkase successfully.

That sounds like a limitation imposed by your web host.
Maybe you could contact them and ask them to enable set_time_limit() in your PHP settings.

Do you see a "You have warning messages, continue with publishing?" alert box?
What happens if you click 'OK'?

As long as you don't have a huge number of pages or images in your site, it is likely that the publishing will complete successfully (within the default time limit) and you can just skip these warnings although there may come a time, if you plan to have a large site, when this becomes a problem. The solution is to allow Showkase to use the PHP set_time_limit() function to increase the time allowed to complete the publishing process so, ideally, it needs to be enabled in your PHP settings.

OK. I'm sorry to hear that my suggestion did not work.
Please let me know how you get on with your web host. Thank you.

The contact form requires full PHP mail support and it sounds like your web host may have disabled some of this functionality.
You could perhaps contact your web host and ask if they would allow full PHP mail support on your hosting account (including the fifth parameter to the function which seems to currently be disabled).

Otherwise, you could try the following (although I do not know if it will work).
(1) Open the 'showkase/admin/plugins/contact/master/contactcore/class.phpmailer.php' file in a plain text editor.
(2) Change line 631 from:

$result = @mail($to, $subject, $body, $header, $params);

... to:

$result = @mail($to, $subject, $body, $header);

This should ensure that the fifth parameter ($params) is not used in the PHP mail function.

Juicebox will scale the image to fill the gallery's width only if there is sufficient height to do so.
The gallery needs to have enough space in both dimensions to scale the image so that it fills the gallery's width.
If your gallery was taller, then your wide image (Image #3) would be able to be scaled larger (in both dimensions, retaining its aspect ratio) and it would become wider (and taller).

By default, a Juicebox Galley Page will display the header at the required height and will then display the gallery with the bottom of the gallery resting at the bottom of the browser window. This is always the case whether the page is viewed in a desktop browser or on a mobile device.
Your logo is taking up more height than a standard text heading would, resulting in less height available for the gallery.
This will be most apparent on a mobile device in landscape mode.

You can compensate for this by instructing Showkase to increase the height of the gallery.
Edit your Juicebox Gallery Page, scroll down to the 'Override Theme Settings' section and enter a positive number for 'External fit px' to increase the height of the gallery by this number of pixels.
Try a value such as 200 for a starting point.

Hopefully this will help with your gallery's display on small screen devices.

Thank you for reporting this problem.
It looks like a CSS conflict between Showkase and Juicebox which manifests itself only when a Gallery Title is displayed on a thumbnail page in Small Screen Mode.
I have logged a bug report but workarounds would be to avoid the above combination of circumstances by either:
(1) not using a Gallery Title, or
(2) setting screenMode="LARGE", or
(3) setting showSplashPage="AUTO", or
(4) setting showSmallThumbsOnLoad="FALSE" and showSmallThumbsButton="TRUE".
I realise these are not ideal solutions but hopefully they will keep you on the right track until the bug is fixed.

There is no configuration option to add padding to only one side of an image in a Juicebox gallery and I would advise against trying to do this with CSS as as Juicebox would not know of your modification and might expect gallery elements to be in certain places. This could have unforeseen and unwanted knock-on effects.
You might be able to reach a suitable solution with the available imagePadding and thumbPadding configuration options.

You could certainly remove lines 170-173 of the '_themes/base/pagetypes/basetheme.tpl' file which will prevent the 'fitvids.js' code from being included in all your Showkase pages (even after publishing).

<script src="{$ss_themesUrl}/base/js/jquery.fitvids.js"></script>
<script>
    $("section.content").fitVids();
</script>

The 'fitvids.js' code should affect only videos within Showkase pages so removing the code should have no other adverse effects. Just republish your site after removing the code and the 'fitvids.js' code will no longer be used.
Please note that the line numbers above refer to the current version of Showkase (v1.4.0.1).

If you change configuration options in the 'Site -> Customize Viewers' section, then they will apply to all galleries in the current theme. (Otherwise, if you just want to change configuration options for a specific gallery, you can do so by editing the gallery's own page.)
Either way, just be sure to click 'Update' and 'Publish' after making any changes.

I have just double-checked and the imagePadding is working fine when changed in the 'Site -> Customize Viewers' section. Please note that the imagePadding is applied to all sized of the image (not just the bottom).
Also, it should not be necessary but if you are not seeing the changes you make, try clearing your browser's cache before reloading your gallery's web page.

Showkase is already responsive and a Showkase site will adjust to the size of the user's browser window or screen.
Try viewing a Showkase site (demos can be found here) and reduce the size of your browser window or compare a desktop browser display with that of a mobile device. For example, on a small screen, the menu is hidden under a menu icon.

However, it is not possible to allow users to choose which display they want.
(I guess everything is technically possible but I expect it would require a huge amount of work and in-depth knowledge of the Showkase source code.)
Perhaps the best thing to do would be to post your suggestion in the Feature Requests forum thread.
This keeps all the ideas together and ensures that they are not overlooked by the developers.
I do not know what ideas will be implemented in future versions but this is certainly the best place for all suggestions.
Thank you.

Edit:
Thank you for posting your suggestion in the Feature Requests thread.