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instructions on how to get the body field in the content region to have multiple columns 

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/* This file will hold styles for the mobile version of your website (mobile first). */
/* This also can include ANY global CSS that applies site-wide. Unless overwritten by a more specific style rule, CSS declarations in global.css will apply site-wide. */
 
div#page{
  background: url('/sites/default/files/images/main_bg.jpg') no-repeat;
  background-attachment: fixed;
  background-position: center top;
  background-color: #153c63;
}
 

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css[navin-base.css][name] = 'Navin: Base'
css[navin-base.css][description] = 'This file contains the base page styling.'
css[navin-base.css][options][weight] = '10'
settings[alpha_css][navin-base.css] = 'navin-base.css'

css[navin-font.css][name] = 'Navin: Font'
css[navin-font.css][description] = 'This file contains the font stylings for the site.'
css[navin-font.css][options][weight] = '11'
settings[alpha_css][navin-font.css] = 'navin-font.css'

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    (function ($) {
           
    Drupal.behaviors.yourfunction = {
        attach: function(context) {
          $('body', context).once('responsetoggle', function () {
            $('body').bind('responsivelayout', function (e, d) {      
             
     
     
              if (d.to == 'narrow') {  

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    // CSS3MultiColumn - a javascript implementation of the CSS3 multi-column module
    // v1.02 beta - Jan 08 2008
    // Copyright (c) 2005 Cdric Savarese <pro@4213miles.com>
    // Copyright (c) 2012 Gabriel Saldana <gabriel@gabrielsaldana.org>
    // This software is licensed under the CC-GNU LGPL <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/LGPL/2.1/>
     
    // For additional information, see : http://www.csscripting.com/
     
    // Supported Properties:
    // column-count

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function hook_css_alter(&$css) {
  if ('[your theme name]' == $GLOBALS['theme'] && ($theme = alpha_get_theme()) && $theme->settings['responsive']) {
    $request_session = request_session_get(); // This is my internal api. tells me parameters about current widget request. namely what size it wants to be in this request... narrow or wide.
    $old_grid = $theme->grid;
    $layouts = $theme->grids['[your custom layout name]'];
$size_selector = [some selector criteria/request];
    switch ($size_selector) {
      case '1':
        $layouts['layouts']['narrow']['enabled'] = FALSE;
        break;

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When adding menus and tabs remeber you have to use the MENU_DEFAULT_LOCAL_TASK to get Tab to show up 
So this    
 function djehouti_menu() {
      $links = array();
     
      // Dashboard
      $links['admin/djehouti'] = array(
        'title' => 'Djehouti',
        'description' => 'Dashboard page',
        'page callback' => 'djehouti_page_dashboard',

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Found the answer in http://drupal.org/node/1299286#comment-5412342 (thanks @bc and @himerus)

    You can bind to the jQuery global event 'responsivelayout':

    jQuery('body').bind('responsivelayout', function() { /* handle event */ } );

    The global event is defined in omega-mediaqueries.js with $.event.trigger. Because it's global, you can bind a listener to any object in the DOM.

So my custom code should look like:

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http://drupal.org/node/1508452  Add ie conditional classes out of the box