You talking to me or Matt?

*Confused*

I didn't get an e-mail Eric, try again at scripeon@gmail.com

I don't think it's spam. Gmail auto-deletes e-mails they think are spam related and don't give me the option of keeping them, unless I have a setting already checked in there that deletes automatically.
Resend, i'll check in a few minutes here..

Scott, the button does not re-size to the browsers squeeze is what me and Eric want it to do..
Like shrink smaller as the squeeze is applied.

Matt,

You may want to read over this post. This is the answer to the issue you are having. Do what Chef explains here.



Note that RLM has different breakpoints than your button. Remember the button width is dependent on the width of the <div> or element you are placing it into. You would need to adjust the width of your button in each breakpoint in BB to match that of RLM.

Matt,
I have only had time to play a wee bit with the Button Builder, but it seems pretty straight-forward. Practise on the default button that comes with the programme, leave all the settings as they are.
Then set a breakpoint, say, around 700px, go to the fonts tab and reduce the size from 4em to 3 (or thereabouts) for the main text. You can reduce the font size of the secondary line too.
Then set a new breakpoint at appr. 500px, repeat what I said about reducing the font size. And so on and so on...
If, when you have reduced the text so that the secondary text can't be read any more, you can choose to hide it (on the general tab) and adjust the bottom padding for the button so that the main text is nicely positioned.

It's all about setting breakponts and playing around with font size, and possibly also padding.

I was typing @ Matt. We posted at the same time and I never saw yours.

@ Adam i'll read it over right now, haven't had a chance because of school. Thanks again!

@Inger Inger you speak my language! I was just about to ask if I had to adjust the size of the buttons each breakpoint. So I guess i'll go get to re-sizing each button.

How do I get the HTML --> CSS to adjust when the browser is squeezed?

Chef-Scot you are a genius, I didn't know it could respond like that!

Chef-Scot I am not seeing where you linked the stylesheets into the html where the buttons go.
All of them are labeled as .buttonRegular as well which is kind of odd to me that you didn't have to rename the files?

The stylesheets name is home-pics-forum-team but they aren't linked in the html where you put the menu..

The stylesheets strike me as being very complex as you have added a class to some of the areas that I don't really know about.
If you could enlighten this soul I would much appreciate it!!

Got it done guys, thanks so much!!

Looks pretty good Matt. I think a few adjustments are needed in the break points as the buttons still blend together at a few spots.