Kay Belardinelli

<p>Columns of text that stretch to fit, with easy-to-use shortcodes.</p>
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
<p>Wrap around a region of text to create a container:<br />
[mgc][/mgc]</p>
<p>Wrap around each element you’d like to be a column:<br />
[col][/col]</p>


Magicolumns

Columns of text that stretch to fit, with easy-to-use shortcodes.

<p>Lightweight Grid Columns are super easy to use! Install and activate the plugin, then look for the columns icon within your TinyMCE toolbar (see screenshots).</p>
<p>Specify your desired desktop, tablet and mobile widths of the columns, add your content and then insert your shortcode into your content.</p>
<p>Lightweight Grid Columns uses the awesome Unsemantic Framework: (http://unsemantic.com/)</p>
<p>Check out GeneratePress, our awesome WordPress theme! (https://wordpress.org/themes/generatepress)</p>
<h4>Features include:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Desktop grid width</li>
<li>Tablet grid width</li>
<li>Mobile grid width</li>
<li>Add custom classes</li>
<li>Add custom inline styles</li>
<li>Equal height columns</li>
</ul>


Lightweight Grid Columns

Love this plugin works really well.

One really small point would be great if the button for columns showed up when editing a Toolset template, some kind of integration with Toolset.

Its not a massive thing as you learn the code you can just manually write it but would be a nice little time saving update if it was integrated! :)

Great plugin would be even better with Toolset support

Easily add desktop, tablet and mobile friendly columns to your content using an easy to use shortcode.

Magicolumns vs Lightweight Grid Columns