That my friend is not possible right now. There has been some discussion about letting admin’s control if the LightBox only scrolls within one Shortcode at a time or the entire page.
If that feature existed right now I might suggest going about it a different way, which you may choose to use in anticipation of being able to control the LightBox scroll function. Here are the steps
1. Create your storybooks, make one category for each story book and also make the hide category. Place the catalog item’s into their storybook categories. Now simply place all catalog items, except the first one (cover?) in the hide category as well as their respective story book category.
2. Modify or make sure your template code has the %CATEGORY-SLUGS% token inside the .catablog-row div tag’s class attribute, example:
<div class='catablog-row %CATEGORY-SLUGS%'>
....
</div>
3. Create a CSS class to not display the hide category’s slug in your theme’s style.css file or a catablog.css file in your theme’s root folder. Example
.catablog-row.catablog-term-hide {
display:none !important;
}
The slug could be different, look inside your page’s HTML using Firebug or a similar tool and see what classes each catablog row div have. It could be something like catablog-term-hide-2 or similar.
This will not stop the LightBox from scrolling through all books, but once I have upgraded the code to allow you to set wether the LightBox scrolls through all catalog items or just through the current Shortcode’s catalog items, you will be one click away from what you want.
Unfortunately, I cannot give you a time estimate as to when that code will be available.
