Hi. I solved my questions I had yesterday, thanks to you guys.

Now I experience some more problems with rows and pictures.

Rows is difficult to change for thicker or thinner.

The pictures I difficult to get sizes as original. Always gets smaller.

I have exported the layout so I have an html-file and opens it in html-editor

I link in the code the pictures but they are getting smaller.

I know that it is possible to code in the program ^with and height^ but does that have any bad influence for the responsive layout?

Is there any way in ^responsive layout maker ^ to put in sizes of my actual picture?

Rows; how to fix the rows for thinner or thicker?

Hope you understand my questions and I like to thank you for an superb support on your programs

Best regards Mattias

Hey Mattias.

You can find your answers here: http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … art-guide/

We also have a bunch of articles on RLM to help you get more familiar with how the software works. I think if you review all those, it will greatly help your understanding of the software. Our Quick Start Guide is very helpful when getting started with Responsive Layout Maker. We recommend taking a look at it as it explains many different parts of RLM. View it here http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … art-guide/

Video Tutorials
http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/respons … o-use-rlm/

Give it a Try!
Here is a theme that we put together that you can follow along with.
http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … out-maker/

I don't code, but while you wait...read through this thread and watch some of the videos. You may find your answer. http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/responsive-layout-maker/how-to-add-your-own-images-to-rlm/

Hiya Mattias,

Have you made sure that your images are the same size as the placeholder images that the program generated? Your images should be that size so that they don't scale differently than the program was setup to do. That means you had an image size basically setup in the program by using column sizing, margin and padding which generated a specifically sized image in the end.

Check the size of the image that the program created for that spot on the page and make sure your image is that same size.

JoAnn is correct. Its not that the image wont change size but it will be distorted. Make your images the same size as the largest they will appear at any break point. The most important thing is to keep the aspect ratio in RLM the same as your images unless your after some strange effects.

Or vice versa: Below the Type in the properties for an image you have the Image Ratio. Fill in the correct width and height of you image there. See attachment.

In the size ratio in responsive layout maker are those numbers shown in the PNG in the post above...are those the pixels of the image?
So if I have an image that is 300 pixels x 150 pixels then my width should be 300 and my height should be 150 in the ratio?

ok..well I tried to make the ratio the size of my image but it says it's too big. If I just put the max width the width of my image then will it automatically show whatever height my original image is once I upload it?

It will. That is used really only for visual placement in RLM. The height does not need to be exact as once you add your image, it will take on its height. Just make sure you add the max-width of the image, that is what is important.