We have a bunch of articles. I would recommend looking over the Quick Start Guide, http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … art-guide/

And here is a theme that we put together that you can follow along with. http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … out-maker/

Here is a little something I am dabbling with, do not look at the design it is not for that purpose, but it shows some of the prebuilt styles in Coffeegrinder. http://coffeecup-test.coffeecup.com/lay … index.html

But as to basic tips. Use a custom.css file until you are completely done, this allows you to both work in the RLM and out. Because, for you to make the change you want in RLM you would only need to replace the CSS files not the HTML pages on re-export, because you are making a CSS change not a change to the index.html page itself. So your HTML content would be safe. You would lose anything you added to the main.css but you can copy that before you export (only what you have done) and it would take 2 minutes.

As to an easier way to edit breakpoints, the way you are doing it is the only way.

Hey Adam look what I did. Notice what happens to the Gallery at 486px.

http://www.misterwebguy.com/ResponsiveWebguy2/

Nice! Did you see your treat yet?

You might also want to check your iframe width on your G+ icon. It is creating a left-right scroll bar.

You mean the one you made me share:-P yes I love the tutorial and hope for many more. It always sinks in more when you see someone do it. I will check on the g+icon when I get home.

Leadership is a privilege to better the lives of others. It is not an opportunity to satisfy personal greed.

A man who wants to lead the orchestra must turn his back on the crowd.

That's deeper than the well in my back yard that is!

Ok first responsive secondary page.

http://misterwebguy.com/ResponsiveWebguy2/support.html

Its getting more and more easy to edit the content and frame work!

I think it's getting better. I think less is more with responsive design. Mobile users can be a little fickle.