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Code is adapted from the plugin ‘Columns’ by Konstantin Kovshenin.
Bootstrap is an HTML, CSS, and JS framework that is used to develop responsive, mobile websites. It employs a grid system that divides the viewport into twelve distinct columns. On desktops, the columns scale proportionally to the width of the viewing area while on mobile devices and tablets the columns stack on top of one another. This plugin takes advantage of that grid system to allow for WordPress content to be split up equally between the twelve columns.
To create a group of columns, use the [column-group] shortcode. To add columns to a group, use the [column] shortcode. For example:
<pre><code>[column-group]
 [column]This is the first column[/column]
 [column]This is the second column[/column]
[/column-group]
</code></pre>
The first column will occupy the first six columns of the Bootstrap grid while the second column will fill the remaining six.
<h4>Spanning Columns</h4>
The plugin’s columns can also be manually spanned across the Bootstrap grid. By adding the span attribute to the starting column shortcode, the number of Bootstrap columns that the WordPress columns take up can be assigned. For example:
<pre><code>[column-group]
 [column span=“4”]This is the first column.[/column]
 [column span=“6”]This is the second column.[/column]
 [column span=“2”]This is the third column.[/column]
[/column-group]
</code></pre>
The columns will take up four, six, and two of the Bootstrap columns respectively. Note: The span value is actually a ratio so if the total value of the spans in a column group does not equal twelve, then the plugin will assign the column sizes by means of percentage.

Columns for Bootstrap

This WordPress plugin adds a columns shortcode that utilizes Bootstrap for mobile responsiveness.

Nick Diego

Outermost

Genesis Columns Advanced is nearing the end of its life. The plugin was built for the Classic Editor and is not needed in the block Editor (Gutenberg). Critical support will still be provided in the support forum, but the plugin is no longer being actively developed. Consider transitioning to the native WordPress Columns block.
This plugin was originally designed to generate shortcodes for every column configuration available with the column classes provided by the <a href="http://www.studiopress.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Genesis Framework</a>, hence the name. We are pleased to announce that as of version 2.0, the plugin is completely standalone and does not require Genesis. The plugin now loads its own CSS styles, which can be disabled if you desire. See the FAQ for more details. By moving away from Genesis, we have been able to add new features, such as the inclusion of fifths, and it opens the door to more enhancements in the future!
Shortcodes are easily added using a custom button in your WordPress editor. They can also be added manually if you so choose. See the FAQ for more details. Check out the video below for a short demo on the plugin.
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<h4>Plugin highlights</h4>
<ul>
<li>Plugin is fully translatable, .pot file included</li>
<li>Plugin loads its own CSS column classes and does not require Genesis</li>
<li>Plugin includes fifths so you can finally add 5 even columns!</li>
<li>42 different responsive column configurations available</li>
<li>Add custom CSS classes to any column</li>
<li>Includes three utility shortcodes to assist with layout, see the FAQ for more info</li>
<li>Only adds one button to your WordPress editor</li>
<li>No plugin settings to configure</li>
<li>Custom button and TinyMCE popup design integrates seamlessly with the core WordPress aesthetic</li>
</ul>
If you have questions or would like to request additional features, such as additional utility shortcodes, please let me know in the plugin support forum.

Genesis Columns Advanced

Good plugin, makes the task for column widths quick and simple. Rather than typing classes for text widgets, and wondering what to do with other widgets, simply use this plugin. I recommend it.

Also, the author is responsive to queries posted on these support forums, which can often be quite important for these sorts of plugins.

Simple to use; does what it says on the box

Adds shortcodes to easily create up to 42 different columned layouts.

Columns for Bootstrap vs Genesis Columns Advanced