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Please see Juicebox's Using Custom Fonts support section.

If you really want to have multiple galleries embedded in the same page (like in this example), then you would need to create your galleries on your computer using JuiceboxBuilder-Pro and then embed the galleries into a Basic page manually using the baseUrl method of embedding documented here. (Showkase displays each Juicebox-Pro gallery on its own separate page.)

If you want to group together several galleries, then you can create a Gallery Index Page and then list whichever galleries you like on the page. After creating a Gallery Index Page, just edit a gallery page and in 'Site Navigation -> Group Under', select the name of the Gallery Index Page. Each gallery listed under the index page will be represented by a thumbnail image which, when clicked, will open the selected gallery on its own page. You can have as many Gallery Index Pages (and galleries) as you like.

(1) There is no input field to enter a themeUrl for a Juicebox gallery within the Showkase interface. However, you could simply swap the 'theme.css' file that Showkase uses for all Juicebox galleries (admin/plugins/juicebox/master/jbcore/classic/theme.css) with your own custom version.

(2) First of all, please ensure that you are using the current version of Showkase (v1.3.4) to ensure that any bugs which were present in previous versions but which have since been fixed are not contributing to your problem.
If necessary, full instructions for upgrading Showkase can be found here.
Please try viewing your gallery index page in different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari) to see whether the problem is browser-dependent or is present in all browsers.
Also, please post the URL to your gallery index page so that I can see the problem for myself and investigate further.

(3) The >> is part of the Boma theme's design and it is not changeable via the Showkase interface.
If you want to hide the >>, open the admin/_themes/boma/css/styles.css file in a plain text editor and change line 539 from:

content: "\00BB";

... to:

content: " ";

After making this change, you might need to clear your browser's cache before reloading your web site to ensure that your browser fetches and uses the new version of the CSS file.

If you are adding Library images via the editor (by clicking the Image icon and then clicking the Browse Library button), then, after selecting an image, try changing the entry in the URL text field so that it starts with either https:// or just //.
e.g. https://www.beatafoto.nl/_library/files/beatafoto_white.png
... or //www.beatafoto.nl/_library/files/beatafoto_white.png
The URL for an existing image can be edited by selecting (clicking) the image within the editor and clicking the editor Image icon or by entering Source mode.

Thank you for reporting this issue.
As noted above, I have notified the developers.

A HTML div (such as a Juicebox gallery container) will not normally have its height changed when the browser window's width changes. If you want this to happen, then you will need to employ a solution such as that described in this forum post (which uses JavaScript to listen for a change in the browser window's size and then change the gallery container's width and height accordingly).

Showkase does not easily allow for such a layout on a Juicebox or SimpleViewer page.

What you could perhaps do is the following:
(1) Create a Juicebox-Pro gallery with JuiceboxBuilder-Pro (as an automated slideshow with no thumbnails or user controls).
(2) Upload the complete gallery folder (not just the contents) to your web server.
(3) Create a Basic page in your Showkase site with a 'Body text layout' of '1-column wide'.
(4) Configure the required containers in the Showkase editor and embed the gallery using the baseUrl method.

For example, if you created a gallery folder named 'gallery' and uploaded it to your web space's root directory, then the code you would enter into the Showkase editor (in 'Source' mode) would look something like the following:

<div id="wrap" style="width: 100%;">
    <div id="left" style="width: 60%; float: left;">
        <div><p>Text goes here.<p></div>
    </div>
    <div id="right" style="width: 40%; float: right;">
        <script src="/gallery/jbcore/juicebox.js"></script>
        <script>
            new juicebox({
                baseUrl: "/gallery/",
                containerId : "juicebox-container",
                galleryWidth: "100%",
                galleryHeight: "400",
                backgroundColor: "#222222"
            });
        </script>
        <div id="juicebox-container"></div>
    </div>
</div>

You may not be able to create or edit the gallery within Showkase but it might be the easiest method of achieving the layout you are looking for without trying to modify the default layout of a Showkase Juicebox page.

The Sara Lee homepage is a single-image ListViewer gallery page.
Create a new ListViewer gallery page, upload the image you would like to use on the 'Upload' tab and on the 'Images' tab, set the linkURL for the image to the URL that you want the image to open when clicked.

Juicebox-Pro does not support vk.com. The social media sites supported by Juicebox-Pro can be found here.

It would be possible to manually implement a vk.com (or other social media) share button but knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and the social media's own API would be required (and the share button would need to be positioned outside the gallery and would not be part of the gallery's Button Bar).

You would first need to create a HTML button (or text or image) to act as your share button.
You would then need to fetch the required information from the image currently being displayed in the Juicebox-Pro gallery (the image to be shared) using the Juicebox-Pro API.
You would then need to pass this information along to your chosen social media site via a share URL (the syntax of which would be determined by their own API) when your custom share button is clicked.

All this code would be entered within the text editor (in 'Source' mode) on your Showkase page.

This is certainly possible but perhaps not easy to achieve.

@siriusgregg

Unfortunately, not that I am aware of.

However, thank you for posting your suggestion in the Feature Requests thread where it will be seen by the developers.

Rather than try to create multi-language pages within Showkase, it would be easier to create a separate site for each language.
Please see this forum thread which may help.

After creating an initial Showkase site (in one language), you could use Showkase's 'Site -> Import' functionality to import all pages from the first site into subsequent sites.

Pages and galleries would just need to be created once and then imported (copied) into subsequent sites.

You would then just need to tweak each site, translating text as necessary.

Each page in a Showkase site has its own folder in the root Showkase directory. As all the folders are stored in the same directory (no matter whether they are top level menu entries or grouped under a top level menu entry), they must all have unique names.

It is not possible to change the folder structure that Showkase uses or to have two pages with the same name (without manually editing the pages generated by Showkase). It would be possible to initially give your pages different names (so that folders with different names are created) and then change the page name text in the menu by manually editing the pages generated by Showkase but, if you do this, the changes will be overwritten when you next publish your site via the interface.

Thank you for posting back with this information.
You certainly have the right to delete the thread if you wish but please feel free to leave it in place.
Strange problems often occur and it might actually help to reassure any other users who experience a similar issue.