I've just checked and downloaded the last Responsive Layout Maker, and thereby have - quite astonished - discovered that I have spent more than 750,- US$ on your software. I would never have thought that I would spend that much on website software....
Maybe I can get a couple of hints on something I've been trying to find out for the whole of last week???
I would like to understand how your MenuBar (of course, produced with your MB app) integrates in your top Menu-Ribbon, with your CoffeeCup log-picture to the left, and then when one uses a mobile screen that Logo-Pic stays in its place and the Menu-Bar becomes a Menu-Button to the right? How? Fantastic:rolleyes:, I'm dreaming of getting the same.
Just a few hints where to dig in order to move forwards would be fine.
Thanks in advance,
Hans

$750

...well, that's over a couple of years, all taken together, and the tools really deserve their price!

Absolutely and even if it wasn't that's up to you. We have to spend out to try and get back, it's the only way. Like any trade you have to spend on tools to do the job.
Sorry I can't help you with your question I don't have the menu builder - just yet!

Hold out and hope for the 'egg' hunt this year around Easter!

What about it CC ?? Egg hunt this year ??

Don't remind them... We'll have the madness on the loose again.

We did use MB to create the menu for CoffeeCup.com we did make some modifications as we have a bit more included. You are welcome to look under our skirt and take a look at our code.

You can also grab a copy of their menu setup on their free menu builder resources, accessible via the quick start guide. Enjoy!
http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … resources/

That's brilliant info Jo Ann thanks for sharing

Oh yeah I've been on CC for ages and seen this egg thing but didn't really know what it was about. Even so what I plan is to try and get some software every 6 wks or so when funds allow. All thanks to Mr Cameron I get £59 pw to look after my sick wife, they've taken all my money away (that's another story, legal battles get to you eventually), so I have to go back looking for clients and design has come a long way since I was up to date, but RLM is a great tool to get up to speed.