1. I created my first menu and set two breakpoints for smaller screens. Menu looks fine on a computer but when viewed on a phone it appears that the break points are not working even though it looks as if they are working in the preview window in MB. What I am I doing wrong? Menu can be seen live here: http://www.longmancomputers.com/global/

2. I also set the max width at 1900 so it will fill the screen of a 1920x1080 resolution. Except once uploaded it looks like it's only 1600. Not filling the width of the browser even though my 8 buttons at 12.5% add up to 100%.

Would not allow me to attached a .mb file, so attached a couple screen shots.

can you zip the project file then upload it.

here is a link to an article about extending the menu background to fill an entire page

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/centering-your-buttons-in-a-menu/

Here it is...

Hi Bruce,

I guess you want a menu that collapses and becomes vertical at small screen sizes. Right now you have a menu that stays horizontal and shrinks to oblivion on small screens.
Do this:
Set a breakpoint a little before the menu starts looking squashed. Then in Design mode, the top rightmost option says Layout. Open that and select the version where it says Recommended for small screens. Then it will collapse.

Another thing you need to do, is on the web pages where this menu is to be used, add a metatag for viewport:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
Add it right at the top below the meta tag for the charset. In the programme MenuBuilder the menu will be responsive even without this line, but it is necessary on web pages.

Yes I also agree with Inger it would be far better to have a menu that collapses, or make your final design have two separate menu's there are a lot of buttons to try and squish onto multiple lines, although it is possible there is so much messing about with paddings and margins at almost every level very difficult to control.

Thanks guys, I will try out your suggestions tomorrow. I just bought the suite and this is my first responsive project I have been contracted to do, so I am sure I will have more questions as I get into the content slider and RSD! Talk about diving in head first.

Happpy Father's Day!