Hey Mansour,

You are correct this would not be something the rlmp would be designed to do. Please remember this is not a website builder and only a framework/layout maker. It will spit out a bare bones framework and you will have to modify and add all content manually outside of the layout maker. I would expect some of these features would be more aligned with the RSD.

I think most people are expecting the rlmp to build them a complete website and take into account every possibility known to man when it comes to coding. The sooner we come to terms of what to actually expect from the rlmp the easier building a website will be.

In my opinion this software is near perfect as it is. I can now create website layouts in less then 30 minutes! Once you get over the learning curve and accept the fact that you cannot do fancy coding and scripts, layout building becomes much more fun!

Then focus on altering your layout after the fact with all these visual effects and special coding to get desired outcome.

Hope this helps.

I agree with Steve but would also like to add that this being a layout maker you are really creating the container layout of your site. What your content does inside those containers may not be what you expect so make sure you test your content for responsive behavior before you place it in side those containers and then blame RLM. I know you can stack those images in RLM using what Adam said so it should not be a problem.