See Jupiter > Title Bar > Logo Image > Maximum width. The default is 200px, but you can set it higher.


Using an "&" in a file name is forbidden in jAlbum. You can change it, but I would suggest that avoiding those kinds of special characters in file names is the safest practice. But you can go to Tools > Preferences > Projects > Illegal characters and remove "&" from the list.

(There is a related bug in jAlbum, which I will post about in the Bug Reports forum section.)

I'll come back to the pagination question after my coffee....

It's all coming back to me now.... This is one of those problems that I have repeatedly come back to, in an effort to solve the underlying problem, and every time, it defeats me. In the current version of the skin, I've simply disallowed setting maximum objects if your pages have a mixture of folders and images.

Even in your Utrecht album, made with an older version of Jupiter, you can see one of the problems. Go to page 3, and scroll down to the last thumbnail. Click that last thumbnail, so that you're seeing the slide page for Lange Viestraat.... Now click the "up" arrow. It takes you to page 4 instead of page 3!

This is just one small example of the problems inherent with mixed content - some of the others are much worse, and more obvious. The jAlbum core gets very, very confused about the structure of the album, about how many index pages there are, and how to get from one to another. Most skins do not allow multiple index pages at all, and there are some very good reasons for that.

I'll continue to think it over, to see if I can come up with a better solution. But the underlying problems are simply awful.

Oh dear! That's quite a problem. When uploading the Utrecht album, I ran into this problem - there was a kind of growl coming out of my PC!
Perhaps I should temporarily (...) put all the individual images in a separate subfolder.
Thanks in advance for thinking about it - I hadn't discovered the problem you describe in my Utrecht album myself.

I just released Jupiter 95, which restores the ability to put a border around a plain, no-theme-image title. You should remove the custom CSS code, which will just collide with the skin settings. See screenshot.

I still don't have any solution to the "multiple index pages with mixed content" problem. To work around it, the skin would have to take over a whole raft of jAlbum core functions, and they're messy, to say the least.

That's a good workaround. It's usually not a problem - almost no other skins still support multiple index pages on one level, so this glitchy behavior never crops up. With almost all of the other skins, mixing folders and solo images on the same level works just fine, and I often do that in my own albums.