Does, or how does, a mouse over image viewer such as Eric's here, http://progrower.coffeecup.com/imageviewer.html , work on responsive site? Do they respond different on different mobile platforms (Apple, android, etc.). Anyone have any examples they can share?

Thanks,
Marc

They do work a bit differently as they would need to be touched in order for them to show properly. Since there is no mouse on a cell phone it means there is no mouseovers.

What I would recommend is to open that site on your phone and test it out, and see if it works for you.

My page works with my iphone ontouch as the current page stands now.

I did try it on my phone, Android, before I posted it. I was not sure how it 'felt' on some of the older versions or Apple. So, in a nut shell, as of now using RLM it might be a bit more work than it is worth? I'm just planning my next move

You have to remember, responsive is not meant only for mobile devices. You also have to build for desktops. If it is a feature you want on higher breakpoints I would recommend adding it. If it is however something you feel you can live without, I would say to not include it in the site. As it would save HTTP requests and reduce page load, which helps with SEO.

I have to agree with Adam on this. The one thing I like about going responsive is most sites are trimming down their content. This makes their design leaner which should boost their ranking. If you want a bunch of fluff then build two sites and do a redirect.