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Yes. Your Google Analytics code appears in each of your web pages just before the closing </head> tag (as recommended here) so it should be working fine.

I have not been able to replicate this problem myself.
The error message itself results from a failure to get the image size using the PHP function getimagesize so, ordinarily, this would suggest a problem with your PHP installation or with a specific image that you are trying to add to a gallery or with the path to the image on your web server.
If you have been able to create other Juicebox galleries OK, then it would appear that your web server's PHP installation is fine.
If the error message is displayed with different images when uploading them to your 4th gallery but not when uploading them to other galleries, then it would appear that there is no problem with the images themselves.
This leaves the theory that there may be a problem with the path to the images (the full path is required to feed the image to the getimagesize function).
Check your 4th gallery's folder name to see if there are any non-alphanumeric characters in the page's title which might be tripping up the getimagesize function.

That would explain the visible differences between the galleries.
It looks like you may have upgraded Showkase-Pro with a new version of Showkase-Standard or have uploaded the Juicebox-Lite 'jbcore' folder to your Showkase installation's /admin/plugins/juicebox/master/ folder.
Either way, the following should solve the problem:

• Download the latest version of Juicebox-Pro (v1.3.2) using the download link from your purchase email.

• Extract the Pro 'jbcore' folder from the Juicebox-Pro zip download package ('juicebox_pro_1.3.2/web/jbcore/').

• Upload the Pro 'jbcore' folder to your /admin/plugins/juicebox/master/ folder, overwriting the Lite 'jbcore' folder that is already there.

• In Showkase, go to 'Pages -> Edit Gallery Page -> Reinstall Juicebox Gallery from the master copy'.

Your home page is an 'About' page and the image uploaded on an 'About' page is also dynamically resized depending on the size of the user's browser window.

If you want to display an image on an 'About' page with fixed dimensions, then rather than point to an image using the built-in 'Image Url' functionality, use code such as the following in the page's text editor (in 'Source' mode):

<script type="text/javascript">
var elements = document.getElementsByClassName('profile-image');
var element = elements[0];
element.innerHTML = '<img alt="image" height="150" src="/showkase/_library/files/image.jpg" width="200" />';
</script>

It looks like you are using a version of Showkase prior to the text shadow color and opacity configuration options being introduced into the interface.
Please upgrade your Showkase installation to the current version (v1.0.4) by following the instructions here and you should then see the text shadow color and opacity controls.

Yes. The Mobile Player in SimpleViewer-Pro (which is used to display the gallery on mobile devices and in browsers which do not have Adobe Flash Player installed and enabled) does not support AutoPlay functionality.
(The Mobile Player in SimpleViewer-Pro supports fewer configuration options than the Flash Player. Please see here for a list of configurations supported by the Mobile Player.)

Thank you for your remarks and suggestions which we will take on board.
With regard to issues that I might be able to help you with...

Other than Bebas Neue (which is an @font-face font which is loaded by Showkase if required), all other fonts are required to exist on the user's computer. Showkase offers a choice of 'websafe' fonts that are present on most Windows and Macintosh computers. If you want to be 100% certain that your text is displayed in the font you select on every computer display, then you would need to include the font in your Showkase installation as a web font. Please see here for details.

Each page you create in Showkase is given its own subdirectory. For example, if you create a page named 'Test Page', then a subdirectory named 'test-page' is created in your root Showkase directory. You could password-protect specific directories on your web server using .htaccess and .htpasswd files. Instructions can be found here.

You should be able to create AutoPlay Juicebox-Pro galleries (in desktop browsers and mobile devices) by setting enableAutoPlay="TRUE" and autoPlayOnLoad="TRUE" in the 'Site -> Customize Viewers -> Edit Juicebox-Pro -> Autoplay (Pro Viewers Only)' section. However, as the Splash Page is displayed by default in mobile devices, you would need to either set showSplashPage="NEVER" or screenMode="LARGE" for galleries to initially AutoPlay in mobile devices.

Please see this forum thread for a possible solution.

Please see the support section entitled Customize Individual Viewers for further information.

This is not possible within Showkase. One possible workaround would be to create custom thumbnails in an image manipulation program such as Adobe Photoshop and swap them for the thumbnails created by Showkase.

You can horizontally align text in a 'Basic' page by using the 'text-align' CSS property.
On your 'Basic' page, click the 'Source' button in the toolbar of the text editor and enter code such as:

<p style="text-align: left;">Text aligned left.</p>
<p style="text-align: right;">Text aligned right.</p>

This will justify the text to the margins of your page's content section.

It sounds like you might have set imageScaleMode to 'FILL' (in your 'Site -> Customize Viewers -> Juicebox-Pro' settings) which will crop the main images to fit the gallery's image area if necessary. Try setting this configuration option to 'SCALE' or 'SCALE_DOWN' instead.
You can check out the configuration options used in an Acqua Photo demo gallery by viewing the gallery's XML file in your browser, e.g.: http://www.showkase.net/demos/acquaphot … config.xml

Try installing and running the Showkase Server Compatibility Test just to make sure that your server has all the features Showkase needs.
If it passes all the tests, then at least we can rule these factors out.

This error message is likely to be displayed as, not only is the 'Nav Name' displayed in the navigation area of your site but it is also used as the name of the folder on your web server to store the page's files in.
The only workaround I can think of would be to use non-cyrillic alpha-numeric characters for the 'Nav Name' and then edit the generated pages manually afterwards to change the link text to whatever you like.

A fix will be included in the next version of Showkase but, until then, you can make the change manually by editing the '_themes/kosel/css/styles.css' file in a plain text editor and changing line 31 from:

[data-icon]:before {

... to:

#menu-anchor [data-icon]:before {

(The line number above refers to Showkase v1.0.3.)