I am trying to build a website that will fit all screen sizes, such as mobile, desktop, TV, tablet, ect... Every time I try to view the webpage as a different size, it re arranges and messes up the site. I have done my research, and found I need a fluid layout, but how could I create one?

Hi Damon,
Coffeecup's RSD is a great tool to create responsive websites very quickly.

Damon, a fluid layout is supposed to rearrange the contents on a website. If it didn't, the website, which looks fine on a desktop screen, will look squashed on a mobile screen, or any smaller screen. But with RSD you can be in control about when and how the contents are to be rearranged. You set a breakpoint at the width where your site is starting to look squashed or unreadable, and then you change the settings so that everything looks fine. That will probably mean that e.g. items that used to be on one line, will drop into two lines. When you have got the look that you want, you narrow the screen further and set a new breakpoint next time the page doesn't look right. And so on.
If you can't get this to work, you could attach your .rds file to a post here (or upload it to some place and let us have the url), then someone could take a look and assist you.