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  • Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    The columns are implemented by using shortcodes in a post or page.
    Simply create a post, be sure you are in TEXT (not Visual) mode, and paste the following:

    [column width="60%" margin_right="10px" ]content for the first column goes here...[/column][column width="35%"]content for the second column goes here...[/column]
    [end_columns]

    Now save, publish and view the post.

    Each column is defined by using the [column] shortcode. After the last column, you simply use the [end_columns] shortcode.

    There is a list of attributes that can be used to define the details of the column, such as width, margin, padding, etc…

    Please let us know if anything is unclear about these instructions.
    Also, please provide a link the test page if you continue to have issues.

    Thread Starter maldiver

    (@maldiver)

    Finally, two columns!
    But they don’t cover the full with of the page. How can I make the two columns combined to be as wide as the header?
    Test page: https://www.maldivereeffish.com/about/

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    It is recommended you do a bit of research on the following:
    CSS
    Element Inspection
    Your issue is beyond the scope of supporting the plugin.
    Issue marked as resolved.

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