redwerks

This plugin provides a [columns] shortcode that gives a section of post content multiple columns using css3’s column properties.
The [columns] shortcode requires a closing [/columns] shortcode and accepts the arguments count=”#” to specify the number of columns and gap=”1em” to specify the gap size between columns.
Some examples:
A simple 2 column block of columns. 
 [columns count=”2″]…[/columns]
A 3 column block of columns with a 2em gap in between columns. 
 [columns count=”3″ gap=”2em”]…[/columns]

CSS Columns

Provides a [columns] shortcode that gives a section of post content multiple columns using css3's column properties.

David Mosterd

Codepress

Tobias Schutter

Stefan van den Dungen Gronovius

Adds shortcodes to easily create columns in your posts or pages.
Sometimes you just need to divide your page into different columns. With this plugin you just select a column shortcode and it will add the column to the page. You can also change the padding of each individual column from the UI.
There are 10 different column widths available from which you can make all combinations:
<ul>
<li>full width (1/1)</li>
<li>half (1/2)</li>
<li>one third (1/3)</li>
<li>two third (2/3)</li>
<li>one fourth (1/4)</li>
<li>three fourth (3/4)</li>
<li>one fifth (1/5)</li>
<li>two fifth (2/5)</li>
<li>three fifth (3/5)</li>
<li>four fifth (4/5)</li>
<li>one sixth (1/6)</li>
<li>five sixth (5/6)</li>
</ul>
A preset stylesheet is included, which you can also overwrite to you liking in your theme’s stylesheet.
Related Links:
<ul>
<li>http://www.codepresshq.com/</li>
</ul>

Column Shortcodes

Adds shortcodes to easily create columns in your posts or pages.

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