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SharonJ Dec 28, 2011 05:29 PM

Can I Have Two Columns in the Centre Area?
 
I want two columns in the centre area. I am hoping there is a plugin for this.The pages are static pages.

There must be a simpler way than throwing in an html table:confused:

I am trying byBrick Columns, but there is a problem that is leaving a big space on the top of column two.

Can anyone recommend a simple, effective plugin?

lmilesw Dec 28, 2011 06:38 PM

Shortcodes ultimate has a bunch of shortcodes one of them being a column shortcode.

SharonJ Dec 28, 2011 06:51 PM

Thank you, Larry, I will check it out.

SharonJ Dec 29, 2011 10:39 AM

It seems that Atahualpa is adding a space to the top of the second column in both byBrick Columns, in which there is actually a <br /> inserted that does not occur in my code.

Using Shortcodes Ultimate, I cannot see any <br /> tag, however the space is there anyway. I have recently upgraded to wordpress 3.3. Atahualpa 3.7.1

David Paulsson who wrote the byBrick code is going to try to see what he can do to strip the tags, but I need to resolve this probably sooner than he can do it.

Have you any other suggestions? Worst case scenario, I can put in an html table, but that seems pretty Jurassic.

www.sidewalkproperties.ca

juggledad Dec 29, 2011 01:58 PM

The 'West Coast Developers' is the page title so there is a break befor e the page content shows, teh 'Current Projects' is jst an <h1> that is part of the page text.

Here's an idea, make the first line of the text 'West Coast Developers' as an <h1> then just don't display the page title (you can use CSS to do that)

SharonJ Dec 29, 2011 03:49 PM

I used this is ATO/Add HTML CSS Inserts from a previous post of yours:

body.home div.post-headline {
display: none;
}

I put the title in as an <h1> tag as you suggested and it worked like a charm. Thank you!

Using this code only changes the home page however. If I wished to do it to all pages, is there a more universal CSS
or would I do the pages individually something like

body.about-us div.post-headline etc.

juggledad Dec 29, 2011 04:02 PM

HTML Code:

div.post-headline {
display: none;
}

will do all
HTML Code:

.page-id-33 div.post-headline {
display: none;
}

will only do it for your 'Current Projects' pagem, since 33 is the page ID


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