Copy from one domain to another

Please check out the Changing Your Installation Directory instructions. This should hopefully help.

If you run into any problems, you can always create a fresh Showkase site on your new domain and then:

(1) Retain the Showkase settings from your original site by manually copying the following files and folders from your original site to your new site (overwriting the default versions which will be in place after a fresh install).

• _data/sitedata

• _data/themedata

• _data/pagesprefs.txt

• _data/theme.txt

Do not copy the _data/pagesdata.txt file though, as this lists the pages present in each site (which will be different after a fresh install).

Also, if you use a custom logo via an image stored in the library, for example, then you might also like to copy the '_library' folder from your original site to your new site.

(2) Import all the pages from your original site (via 'Site -> Import') to save having to recreate all your pages from scratch. You can import multiple pages at once so recreating your original site should be relatively quick and easy.

Hopefully the 'Move or Rename Installation' instructions will work fine for you but the procedure above should also work fine as a backup plan.

I'm glad you're making progress. Thank you for letting me know.

I'm not sure of the effect you're looking for but there's certainly nothing stopping you from creating a single-image Juicebox gallery. As you suggest, you could perhaps create a single-image ListViewer gallery (like the home page in this demo site) or maybe even just insert an image into a Basic page (via the 'Image' icon on the editor's toolbar).

Unfortunately, there are no configuration options available that you could use to do this.
You'd need to maybe use CSS media queries (in your site's 'custom.css' file) or the Juicebox-Pro API (specifically the getScreenMode() method) to detect when Small Screen Mode is being used to display the gallery (in your site's 'custom.js' file) and then hide the caption area, if appropriate to do so, via CSS (although it's not something I've tried so I don't know how successful it would be).

As long as your Juicebox-Pro gallery sets screenMode to AUTO (and allows Juicebox to determine the most appropriate Screen Mode for the device being used to view the gallery), then Small Screen Mode will be used on mobile devices where the captions will always be displayed on the overlay (on top of the image, where they can be toggled on and off with a tap to the screen).
captionPosition is a Large Screen Mode only configuration option. (It is ignored in Small Screen Mode.) If screenMode is set to LARGE (to force the gallery to be displayed in Large Screen Mode in all browsers and on all devices), then the captionPosition value will be used in all circumstances (across all browsers and devices).
(More information about Juicebox and Screen Modes can be found here.)

That's probably normal. In Small Screen Mode, the captions will be on the overlay (resting at the bottom of the screen). The images themselves will, by default, be vertically-centered so the caption text may not always be overlaid on top of the images, especially if you have a landscape image being displayed on a device in portrait orientation (where there will likely be space above and below the image). I hope that makes sense.

If you really want to hide the caption area in Small Screen Mode, you could try adding the following code to your theme's 'custom.js' file, e.g. '_themes/boma/js/custom.js':

jb.onInitComplete = function() {
    var screenMode = jb.getScreenMode();
    if (screenMode === "SMALL") {
        $('.jb-area-caption').remove();
        jb.onExpand = function(expanded) {
            if (expanded) {
                setInterval(function() {
                    $('.jb-area-caption').remove();
                }, 500);
            }
        };
    }
};

It's pretty clunky and not at all a nice clean solution but it might at least give you a starting point to work with.