Columns within content body of WP Theme?

  • So I’m at a loss. A friend requested having a WP template designed that is normal for all intent and purpose, except that he wants a custom page template that has the content body, the sidebar, and then three blocks (three columns) directly under the content body, but above the footer.

    Here is a gif of the layout request.

    https://wptest.gadgetwebdesign.com/layout.gif

    Is that even possible in a WP layout?

    How would you write the css for it if it was? Where in the page php would you put the divs so they laid out in columns?

    Any suggestions?

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  • anything you can do in a html site, you can also do in wordpress.

    schematic, with a hint of css:

    <div id="menu">menu stuff</div><!--width:100%; float:left;-->

<div id="content-wrap"><!--width:70%; float:left;-->
  <div id="content">
  content stuff; width:100%; float:left;
  </div>

  <div id="column_one">
  col one stuff; width:33%; float:left;
  </div>

  <div id="column_two">
  col two stuff; width:33%; float:left;
  </div>

<div id="column_three">
  col three stuff; width:33%; float:left;
  </div>

</div> <!--end of content-wrap-->

<div id="sidebar">sidebar stuff</div><!--width:30%; float:left;-->

<div id="footer">footer stuff</div><!--width:100%; float:left;-->

    this doesn’t work, nothing works. ready to go bananas!

    how in the hell can we make tables or columns in the body eare of a stupid wordpress page? ARG!!!

    alchymyth’s suggested code will work if you also add the “col x stuff” to your stylesheet or inline CSS.

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