Thanks to Adam and the rest of you making progress with a new design to a website. Uploaded my initial work to a temporary location www.record-music.com Need to add break points in order for things to look even better on mobile phone and possibly iPad. Don't want to have to keep inserting that i want my text to remain white hoping my main.css file does not need to be touched and that these breakpoints are added to wireframe.css files and can simply save to another location and then upload to my website and replace the only that and wireframe.min.css. Is that the way it works or after adding breakpoints will my main.css be changed as well?

If you check out my initial work have not finished and audio/video page and i believe my picture page is not showing pictures simply because the files are too large I will be doing massive reduction tonight in photoshop and re-save and I think I will be set

(i still recommend you allow people to change the text element color inside responsive layout maker as opposed to just h1-6 being able to have color change within your software. ) thanks for help so far play me quick 50 sec video if you get a chance I am the hairy white guy.

Hi there Kurt,

Yes your main.css will be altered when you export your website again. I would suggest creating a custom.css file and keep all your modifications in there. That way when you re-export all you have to do is add the style-sheet call in the header of the page again.

You can actually link the custom.css file into RLM automatically under the Layouts Icon. This way when you export, all you have to do is copy the custom.css file into the RLM project folder.

Thanks Scott! See I learn something new every day!

Thanks for the info did not mean to have this in a forum post. Meant to get private help through my support room

Your images will show up no matter how large they are. Just remember you will not see the images in RLM, you will only see them once you export. If they are not showing up after export that means the path is not correct or you have not added the images to the img folder.

Check over your path and your folder to make sure everything is a-ok.

Adam I figured it out late last night the problem was with my server host being unix I had to use an online tool from their server that changed the file to a proper jpg image file.

you can always view my happy progress at www.record-music.com as a temporary site until I am ready to transfer it to its www.whiteeyedlizardband.com location. Today the pictures are up and I have my formula for that in the future.

Keep it up!