You can use Column Layout Snippets to create "tableless" layouts. If possible, you should use a mobile-ready content block. The snippets are useful in Event activity or category instructions/descriptions.
To utilize a snippet, you need to copy/paste the HTML below.
50/50 Split
<div class="snippetrow">
<div class="split50left">
Your content goes here. This is the left column.
</div>
<div class="split50right">
Your content goes here. This is the right column.
</div>
</div>
60/40 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split60left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split40right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
40/60 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split40left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split60right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
70/30 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split70left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split30right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
30/70 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split30left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split70right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
80/20 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split80left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split20right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
20/80 Split
<div class="snippetrow"> <div class="split20left"> Your content goes here. This is the left column. </div> <div class="split80right"> Your content goes here. This is the right column. </div> </div>
3 Column Split
<div class="snippetrow">
<div class="split33left">
Your content goes here. This is the left column.
</div>
<div class="split33middle">
Your content goes here. This is the middle column.
</div>
<div class="split33right">
Your content goes here. This is the right column.
</div>
</div>
4 Column Split
<div class="snippetrow">
<div class="split25colA">
Your content goes here. This is the left column (A).
</div>
<div class="split25colB">
Your content goes here. This is the second from the left column (B).
</div>
<div class="split25colC">
Your content goes here. This is the third from the left column (C).
</div>
<div class="split25colD">
Your content goes here. This is the far right column (D).
</div>
</div>
5 Column Split
<div class="snippetrow">
<div class="split20colA"> Your content goes here. This is the left column (A). </div> <div class="split20colB"> Your content goes here. This is the second from the left column (B). </div> <div class="split20colC"> Your content goes here. This is the third from the left column (C). </div> <div class="split20colD"> Your content goes here. This is the fourth from the left column (D). </div><div class="split20colE"> Your content goes here. This is the far right column (E). </div> </div>
6 Column Split
<div class="snippetrow">
<div class="split16colA">
Your content goes here. This is the left column (A).
</div>
<div class="split16colB">
Your content goes here. This is the second from the left column (B).
</div>
<div class="split16colC">
Your content goes here. This is the third from the left column (C).
</div>
<div class="split16colD">
Your content goes here. This is the fourth from the left column (D).
</div>
<div class="split16colE">
Your content goes here. This is the fifth from the left column (E).
</div>
<div class="split16colF">
Your content goes here. This is the far right column (F).
</div>
</div>
Adding CSS Padding
Do you want to add some spacing above and below your content? Easy, just wrap your content in a div tag and then add one of the following classes to it. Your HTML should look something like the following.
<div class="paddingtop50">Your content</div>
The following classes will add spacing inside your "div" tag, either top or bottom. If you would like to add padding to the top and bottom simultaneously, just separate the classes with a single space. Your HTML should look something like the following.
<div class="paddingtop50 paddingbottom50">Your content</div>
Classes
Top | Bottom | Left | Right |
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