Need media queries for Dracula's Site, but can't?

Thank's for the advice! I actually already had the home page pretty much finished. Is there a way to copy/paste what I already have into a non FGL page? I tried copy/pasting the code, but something's not working out and the images don't show.

Also in my site the code for my divs is separated from the code for my CSS Styles. They're in separate tabs, one labeled Source Code and the other named Untitled.css. The new page doesn't have separate tabs.

And yeah, Nancy OShea, as soon as the concept came to me I knew I had no choice but to do it, haha. It's basically the plot of the first third of the Dracula book, but with a web designer instead of a banker.

Really cute concept!  At least you have a healthy sense of humor.  A good trait to have if you build web sites. 

I guess you don't have the actual site and code on line yet.  Based on your pictographic, this should not be too hard to do.  And I agree with others here.  Don't use legacy Fluid Grid Layouts.  It won't teach you anything you can use later. 

Create a new page without using Fluid Grid Layouts, you will then be able to use Media Queries without issue.

FGL was a nice idea that never really worked out for DW, in fact, they've been completely removed from the program in later versions.

Using Fluid Grid Layout (FGL), your design is, as the name suggests, fluid. This means that it is already for use in the three clients that you have mentioned.

If I were to design the site, adhering to the specification, I would not use FGL. I would design for mobile first and use media queries to adjust the layout for the two larger screens. To see what I mean, have a look at Responsive Web Design Introduction