WordPress Plugin: Page Columnist (en)
| WordPress Version: | WordPress 2.7 or higher |
| PHP Version: | PHP 4.4.2 or higher |
| tested Browser: | IE7 | FireFox 2.0.0.16 | Opera 9.27 | Safari (Windows) 3.1.2 | Google Chrome |
| not supported Browser: | none known yet |

As a WordPress user asked me about writing WordPress Pages with columns as easy as possible, because he does’t have any experiences in HTML and CSS, the idea was born to write a plugin that deal with this issue.
Mainly this plugin is for users want to write the page content with TinyMCE as before but get the text presented at columns. Also the HTML editor should be supported but this group of people may not use it excessiv.
new extension: Since version 1.6.0 of this plugin it’s not longer limit to static pages. It now works well with single post pages too if you need it.
Extended Usage of Page Breaks
The presentation of the page content as columns based layout uses the original option in WordPress, that any page with the <!– Nextpage –> tag inside will be split into sub-pages. But no one says that a page break have to be always a page break.
The page breaks can also be handled as column separation, but we must care about, that WordPress outputs now sub pages as columns instead of next page pages. However, a global re-interpretation would be counterproductive, because not all WordPress pages may/should be presented at column style.
Under this concept a page break separates a page into 2 columns, two breaks in 3 columns, shortly said: N breaks generate normal N + 1 columns. The columns should automatically distribute the space available among themselves and all get the same width. A gap between the columns is useful, so they do not appear stuck together. The plugin calculates the column widths on the percentage level and additional all columns except the first one get a leftist decency of each 3%. The plugin ensures that the sum up of all the columns + distances again reaches 100%.
selectable Page Break Behavoir per Page
As you may see at the intro image, it is possible to define at a per page base how the page breaks will behave. In total you have now 6 different modes of page break behavoir:
- WordPress - Next Page (default)
- Ordinary Plain Page
- Every Sub Page as Column
- First Sub Page as Header
- Last Sub Page as Footer
- Interior as Columns
Each of this modes interpretes the page breaks in its own way. How this will behave i will show you at the sections mode by mode and step by step with demo shots.
WordPress - Next Page (default)
This is the default behavoir of WordPress buildin, if a page contains some page break tags. The plugin didn’t do anything with pages, that have been configured this way. All page creation will be handled by WordPress.
This is also the mode which is assigned automatical to all existing pages at database, if this plugin will be activated.
If a page doesn’t contain any page breaks, WordPress shows up as known a simple single page. In case of contained page breaks, the pagination selector will occure (also build-in functionality).
Ordinary Plain Page
If a page running this mode is containing some page breaks, the plugin changes the behavoir of HTML creation. All page breaks will be removed and the entired page will be forced to show up as a single page without any page breaks or pagination.
In other words: all sub pages will be joined.
To make it again absolutely clear for all audience, this plugin doesn’t change the database page text content, it only changes how the resulting HTML code will be produced out of this still unchanged data.
Every Sub Page as Column
If this mode has been selected, all sub pages will be shown as columns with the same width. The column spacing (as introduced above) will be hardly defined by the plugin with each 3% of available total width. Doing so you will get an absolutely uniform layout of columns and you need not care about the correct width calculations.
In future versions i will provide a backend configuration for those values. But currently you have to change it at plugins code (margin member), if it is too small or to wide for your needs.
First Sub Page as Header
Choosing this mode the plugin handles the 1st sub page different. This first sub page will be shown at the full available total width and look similar to a header row. All remainig sub pages will be shown as columns below this header row. This gives you the chance to have something like a lead story and the remaining content as columns.
The column layout presented sub pages get again an absolutely equal width and will be arranged across the total available width. This is a layout you may know from several magazin theme styles and can be easily produced using this plugin.
Last Sub Page as Footer
This kind of appearance is the opposite to above descibed one. Now the last sub page will be shown at total available full width at the end of produced HTML page. This looks similar to a footer row. All sub page prior to the last one will appeare as columns above the footer row. Also for those columns again the equal sized column width will be keeped.
Using this mode you have the chance to present a conclusion area at the end of page, that will again use the full available width.
Interior as Columns
This mixture of header and footer based layout may be most similar to ordinary HTML page displayment. The first and last sub page treat as header and footer row while the remaining sub pages between will be arrange at column layout.
Again the plugin ensures that all column based sub pages will get the equal width and appropriated spacing between to show up in most complex layout. It is always (also the other modes) your choise, how many columns you will be get. If you force more page breaks, the width of columns may be get very small sized, be careful with the count of sub pages.
Configuration of Page Mode
For an easy way of configuration this plugin extends the Admin GUI with a new box, which appears at New Page and also at WordPress Admin page editor page. It will be first introduced at the sidebar and can be dragged to a place you prefere.
At this box you can select the mode you want this page to be shown, nothing more to do. The plugin handles the remaining action now for you. Also the pages overview admin page for already existing pages get a new table column, which shows the current mode of each WordPress Blog page.
But to get columns in your HTML delivered as visitor page you have to insert page breaks into your content. The plugin ensures, that the page break button appears at the visual editor (TinyMCE) and also at the HTML editor, if they are not contained by default.

If you did split your content into more sections as needed for the layout, you can choose, what should happen with this overflow section. As default all overflow sections will be hidden and you get a single solid page with your layout. But you can also choose the virtual paging, where and overflow section threat as a new sub page. If you have not enough sections defined, the output will show you this using the red text “content missing”. Please write more sections to fit the sub page or just insert enough nextpage separations.
For those of you searching the new box in the sidebar after installation, please scroll down. WordPress sometime appends the new box at the end of all right sidebar boxes. You can use the drag ‘n drop functionality of sidebar to move the Page Columnist box up to the top of sidebar.
Assistance at Page Preview
You can switch on the Preview Assistent which gives you extended customization capabilities. You now are able to change the page specific spacing of columns. But as newly introduced feature you can also change the distribution of columns just by drag ‘n drop the spacer by mouse. If you found your prefered layout, save your results and this page will be shown at your arranged customization. This is a per page feature, you can define it for each page different if needed.
This is also Theme switching resistent. If you change your Theme, the plugin takes care about, that the relation of columns will fit the sizes of your new one prefered or tested Theme.

How can this be styled additional by CSS if i need it?
The generated code contains several id and class names, that can be used.
available Element Id’s
- cspc-trans-wordpress-wrap
- cspc-trans-ordinary-wrap
- cspc-trans-columns-wrap
- cspc-trans-header-wrap
- cspc-trans-footer-wrap
- cspc-trans-interior-wrap
- cspc-header
- cspc-footer
- cspc-column-0
- …
- cspc-column-N
available Class Names
- cspc-wrapper
- cspc-column
Installation
There are not so many words to write about installation. This plugin needs WordPress version 2.7 and higher, lower versions will not be supported yet.In urgent cases or on massive request i will think about backporting, but i’m afraid, this may include only 2.6 trunk but never below that.
After downloading the plugin decompress it and upload the contained folder at your wp-content/plugins/ folder. Now the plugin can be activated and will be ready for use immediately without any further configuration.
actual Download
Plugin Version: page-columnist-1.6.0.zip (1282 downloads)








Zauberer & Falschspieler
09.01.2009 | 02:46Hello Heiko, i was looking for a tool like this, it´s downloaded and installed on my site and it works very well. Easy to install, easy to use, very good work! Thanks a lot for this. I think i have to write some lines on my blog about this …
bye
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mores
10.01.2009 | 02:01Wow, looks awesome.
I don’t really need it at the moment, but I’m sure this plugin will come in handy.
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Gabriel
12.01.2009 | 07:23Great plugin, and it should be incorporated to most Magazine themes. I like the possibility of continuing to work in the default mode and the ability to divide the interior page into 2 to 4 columns.
One question though:
a. with a Sidebar at, let’s say, a width of 300 px, it leaves 600 px width for the columns. This gives us a maximum of READABLE columns of 4, editorially speaking.
b. Let’s say I am working on a list of my site (hispanicla.com) authors. It’s ideal for the Page Columnist features. But only if there are an absolute maximum of 6 (One in the header, one in the footer, four in the interior). If I have more Authors I would like to have them in a new page. What is the way to do it?
Thank you!
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codestyling
12.01.2009 | 11:25I know this problem, because the pagination feature is not longer possible with columnization. As you can see, i try a more complete onpage editing and i will think about something link fixing and repeating those layouts into artifical paged pages. This could be in your case exact 6 sections in header/footer column layout and then paging the next 6 sections.
But this will take some time, i write such plugins in my rare spare time, so it can’t be available soon, i’m afraid.
Thanks for this hints, they are wellcome everytime.
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Alex
28.07.2009 | 22:27+1 for this.
As of now i do the splitting manually in the template.
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Gabriel
12.01.2009 | 07:34I apologize for the double posting, this is a different question.
Is it possible to have this wonderful plugin work with posts?
I tried to use a plugin called p2p converter that just turns a page into a post and viceversa, but the post didn’t have columns…
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codestyling
12.01.2009 | 11:30Having this for posts it’s much more difficult, because the pagination have to be handled more deeply at WP core code doing so.
Reason: Feeds doesn’t publish pages, so i need not care about what happend with pagination. But i have to manipulate the feed generation too, if it would be available for posts to prevent feed output shown several single pages of your post.
May be, as long term task this could be handled, but the expense is much too high for my available time at the moment.
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Bogdan
15.01.2009 | 22:43Downloaded, installed it, works in admin but nothing happens on the frontend of the blog. Created a page with 2 subpages, chosed the subpage as collums choice at the parent page but the subpages are still displayed in original wordpress way. Have PHP 5.2.x version and latest wordpress. What could be wrong?
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codestyling
17.01.2009 | 17:39Could you provide a link to a page to be shown in that way? You can also mail me that information.
I need to inspect the produced output for such a page.
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Benjamin
20.01.2009 | 11:18Hello.
As everyone says, great plugin !
I can’t get visual assistance on preview.
Did I miss something ?
Ben
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codestyling
20.01.2009 | 11:56Get the visual assistent at preview requires 3 steps:
1.) tick the checkbox at page editor Page Columnist Box to get i activated for preview.
2.) press the button preview, don’t use middle mouse button to get a new tab, this doesn’t work (WP issue).
3.) click on the upper middle yellow Page Columnist Tab to slide it down.
That should work, i think you are forcing in preview in a new Browser tab, but this doesn’t work since WP 2.6 any more, it looses the preview information. If you press the button directly (yes i know, your get a new window) the assistent should be available.
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Benjamin
21.01.2009 | 09:34Hello again! I wish I had effectively not done the three of these simple things… And I don’t eve tried to get this in a new tab…
Anyway I tried again and re-check the three steps and I still can’t get visual help. Maybe one of the other installed plug-in make yours crash or something in my design ?
I can install a list of plugin a have if you want. Let me know by eMail.
Danke schön
Benjamin
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codestyling
21.01.2009 | 12:01Ok, mail follows soon
27.01.2009 - update: The issue was driven by serval plugins, that doesn’t handle their script initialization well. Contact Form 7 as example does not handles a potential error during initialization and blocks all other jQuery related scripts from initializing. I have informed the author (all the others too) and they will provide as soon as possible an update of their plugins to make such scenarios less harmful.
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Admin
27.01.2009 | 18:55I would really love to have this plugin but i don’t want to upgrade from WP 2.6 (too much to backup), plus I am not using a WP theme. Is there an older version of this?
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codestyling
27.01.2009 | 19:21I’m sorry, it is currently only available for WP 2.7 version. But my ToDo List still contains a mark, that i will try to backport it downto WP 2.6 versions. This may follow, as so as the next update has been released (afterwards).
Next update introduces multi purpose and customizable virtual pagination. This includes the ordinary page number bar like WP does, a compressed paging like google search page bar, a ul list based display of sub pages, where the title of link is not a number but the first h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6 that occures at the virtual sub page. Last mode brings an extension of TinyMCE, you can put in your own subpage title into content (like nextpage) and they will be used to build the list menu of subpages but will not occure inside the content itself by serving the page.
If you wan’t , i will inform you about occuring 2.6 compatible version, please let me know, i would put you on my reminder list.
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Admin
27.01.2009 | 22:22Thank you, I’d like to be informed about the occurring of 2.6. I also like the next update of this plugin and probably will try to update my WP but just in case let me know about 2.6, I might use it on another website. Thanks again
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Luca Realdi
02.02.2009 | 13:21Congratulations on your excellent work!
I await with enthusiasm the development of widget support.
I’m working on a similar plugin but I think that will stop the development because I think your excellent work!
Thanks!
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codestyling
02.02.2009 | 14:39Thanks for congratulations and also for sended translation file. As i wrote at last comment thread, the next update (comming this week) will contain customizable pagination, and surprise: SEO conform next page links without numbers but rewrite permalinks (if permalinks are enabled).
So if WordPress currently the 2nd page would present as /my-new-page/2 the new introduced naming (and sanitizing of names) comes up with permalinks like /my-new-page/overview as example (and full customizable).
Some issues (related to sitemap generators only) have to be analyse now, but it works perfect now with SEO conform links instead of numbers (if you want or need it).
I will package for now the translation you sended at next update, please feel free to send again a new translation with the upcomming new texts. I would be happy about.
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Steve
04.02.2009 | 06:51When I activate the plugin in is adding and extra tag. When I deactivate it extra tag is not there,. Any ideas?
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codestyling
04.02.2009 | 12:07I don’t understand what you name an “extra tag”. The plugin produces additional
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Steve
04.02.2009 | 18:59It could be my theme but the page validates without the plugin active.
http://www.shivermytimber.com/test/
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codestyling
04.02.2009 | 19:12The theme isn’t the problem after i’ve inspected the page. There are indeed closing paragraphs </p> inside the produced container at the end. This looks like a new one problem of wpautop function, which tries automatically paragraph detection and did it sometimes wrong. This WordPress build in feature is the most common reason for invalid outputs.
If you can, please keep this test page online, i will spend later on a complete testcase based on your content to search the reason for. I spend many hours in this horrible wpautop function to avoid this, but it’s seems, that some cases still remain. Did you deactivate wpautop by TinyMCE Advanced as example ?
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Steve
05.02.2009 | 21:55I checked and wpautop is disabled. I tried re-deactivating wpautop again and creating another page which also has extra tabs.
http://www.shivermytimber.com/test2/
Any know conflicts with other plugins?
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Álvaro Degives-Más
17.02.2009 | 03:41The plugin is remarkably intuitive. Well done on the UI! Now a question… I’m not sure if that’s because some plugin is interfering, or perhaps it’s not contemplated yet, but my problem is figuring out vertical spacing of text - i.e. where to whack off text with the Nextpage tag for the next column, so that there are more or less neatly even columns…
Or am I looking for something impossible?
Either way, this plugin looks really wonderful for magazine type sites!
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codestyling
17.02.2009 | 03:57I know this problem, but it is not always possible to get automatic equalized heights of columns because of images could be contained. Currently i left it to the user to find the correct place inside the content to separate it into columns. But i currently also test some additional css styling at the moment to get it handled in a way, that the largest column will define the height of all other ones. But could also require javascript, not sure yet.
But i will try to get something ready for next update, currently i have to coordinate my work after the german WordCamp where i did show my localization slides and talked to Matt approx. 1h about WP’s localization capabilities for the future.
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Abbas Jaffar Ali
27.02.2009 | 09:57I was wondering if you could (for a fee) enhance this hack a bit. What I would like is that every time a page Break is inserted, a separate Editor Box is added at the bottom for and only for the new page. So basically, each page has their own Editor box.
Why I want this is beacuse I’m not HTML coder however, some pages require a cut’n'paste of Code for me. I can easily navigate to that page, switch to HTML and paste the code there.
Normally I have articles that are 6-10 pages so it becomes very hard to find the exact place and page break to insert the code I want. This would make things so much easier for me
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codestyling
27.02.2009 | 11:34Sound link an interesting idea. This will need a more deeply analysis at core files, how this can be achieved without patching a core file. But in general this may be indeed a more intuitive way to edit separate pages and would make it also easier to give each page a SEO based title and link instead of currently only the number.
I will put it on my big TODO list and will inspect it as soon as possible.
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Abbas Jaffar Ali
28.02.2009 | 18:14Thanks-
Like I said, I could financially contribute somwehat to it and would love to have this functionality
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codestyling
01.03.2009 | 05:42Feel free to send me suggestions or code changes. I will try to combine this with the current local extended version that supports rewrite rules for sub-pages with SEO qualified slugs now (not yet available but soon).
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Abbas Jaffar Ali
01.03.2009 | 06:56Hehe- I’m not really a coder in any form but an editor/writer for a tech website. The only thing that I’ve seen for wordpress is this extenstion:
http://www.tarkan.info/20080106/tutorials/wordpress-plugin-multipage-tool-kit
While this doesnt actually split the Editor into multiple boxes, it allows each page to be named and a drop-down created that can move you to that page in an article. It doesnt change the page number in the URL to the name of the page, but that would definitely be an excellent idea.
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drew
11.03.2009 | 20:37great plugin! i know this may require some css changes but I was wondering if it is possible in a three column layout, to have an image display over the two right columns, while having the left column display next to that image? This would be like the “First Sub Page as Header” layout, except the First sub page would be bumped to the right to allow room for the far left column. thanks!
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Abbas Jaffar Ali
24.03.2009 | 14:28I’ve had some progress with my idea- can you possibly email me so I can share some info with you?
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Damian
03.04.2009 | 03:24What a great plugin, I was looking for something like this, thanks for share.
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greenminute
18.04.2009 | 22:26Hi, thanks for this great plugin, but would it be possible to extend the columnization feature also to regular Posts?
My blog layout is a bit different, more horizontal than vertical and I could use columns in my posts as well.
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codestyling
27.04.2009 | 11:17There is a problem having this on posts. The page part doesn’t consist of categories so it’s easier to detect and rewrite the rule of pages. In terms of posts it is not always possible to make a decision between parts of URL are TAG / CATEGORY or TITLE itself. I haven’t found a suitable solution for pages yet. Hopefully the next WP version with new capabilities gives me more assistance therefore.
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greenminute
20.04.2009 | 20:19Could you please upgrade the plugin to include posts as well?
There is nothing out there comparable to this plugin, and I really need it to be extended to posts.
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greenminute
27.04.2009 | 02:44I hope you can hear my pleas one day.
I am quite desperate to say the least. Is it possible to also have the columns in posts?
I posted my email address, so if you could email me your reply, I would appreciate it greatly. Tnx!
Agnes
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codestyling
27.04.2009 | 11:30Sorry for my delay, i had some trouble forced my to temporary shutdown any WP actions. As written to your initial comment i have currently no solution for post. I’m still thinking about but now i have to check a lot against WP 2.8 upcomming because some strange changes will be included.
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Adrian
06.05.2009 | 04:30Nice plugin, works without problems, easy to use, thanks for share!
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JS
07.05.2009 | 16:43Brilliant plugin! Tnxs!
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Mike
12.05.2009 | 15:54Hello Sir,
Just a quick question for you if i may….
i want to make use of your plugin and want to make sure its going to do what i want it to… so what i want is to post 3 pics in a row and underneath them be able to post descriptive text in 2 columns to break up the length of the text area. will your plugin do this?
Thanks in advance…. Mike
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codestyling
14.05.2009 | 14:26It’s a little bit tricky. There is currently no support for futher splitting columns again in subcolumns. But the try could be:
- choose a layout with header part and 6 equal columns
- ensure the float left and correct picture sizes inside the header part (simulates 3 columns)
- fill your text into the 6 columns as needed
2 columns should be the same size as the picture above so it should look like 3 colums splitted again for the text. On fluid layouts the header may a bot more tricky, 2 float left and one float right may be.
I hope this word arround may help, currently i have no other solution.
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Greg Naylor
29.05.2009 | 09:27I am usin your plugin ssuccessful at http://www.gregsweb.info/?page_id=7
Thank you
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Jeff
11.06.2009 | 13:56Great Plugin! Although after upgrading to 2.8 it no longer works. Any ideas?
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codestyling
11.06.2009 | 14:42Yes, i have analyzed WP 2.8 and the core team has changed the point of time some hooks will be called. In WP 2.8 it’s to early now and the correct work of plugin will be trashed by code executed after the hook now.
In WP 2.7 this core code where located in front of the hook
I will update the plugin within next 24h to meet WP 2.8 too.
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Jeff
11.06.2009 | 22:01Great. Thank you very much!
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codestyling
12.06.2009 | 03:53A new version 1.3.0 has been released and will work with WP 2.7 (as before) and now also with WP 2.8
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Ankit Shekhawat
16.06.2009 | 11:24Great plugin, just what i was looking for!
Only problem is , i have a single-post homepage and i want to see columns, but what i get is the standard page links(though i can see columns in the single post page).
Is there a way i can get the columns on my homepage, please help
Thanks
Ankit
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codestyling
16.06.2009 | 11:56Can you explain, how you have confirgured you single post home page ?
I’m interested, what you have defined in Backend settings for the front page and also based on what template your frontpage is created of. May be, that the plugin doesn’t detect a frontpage that’s why i would need more information to reproduced this in my local test environment.
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Ankit Shekhawat
16.06.2009 | 21:52I am using a highly customized Atahualpa 3.3.2 theme, i am currently showing one post page from wp-options/reading
you can see it at my test server - http://somras.byethost10.com/,
if you look at the single post page then the plugin works fine
for eg - http://somras.byethost10.com/15june2009/
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codestyling
16.06.2009 | 22:06Just for a testing case, at line 760 of the plugin’s php file you should find this line:
if (is_page() || is_single()) {could you please modify it to
if (is_page() || is_single() || is_front_page()) {I think, this should activate it on you front page too. Any reponse is welcome, dependend on your feedback i will attach this to the normal plugin code at wordpress.org.
Currently i have no testing environment to check it by myself
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Ankit Shekhawat
16.06.2009 | 22:42Amazing!! it works now , thanks a ton codestyling… i had a feeling it had to do something with conditional tags just couldn’t find them in the plugin, you are great
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Jets
28.07.2009 | 06:55Hello Ankit,
I use Atahualpa too. In your second example the spacing of 3% has gone. That’s my problem too. Somehow it disappears.
It has got something to do with the preview, because I can’t save the preview as well. It opens a new blank page. Somehow the default spacing goed to zero. Any idea’s?
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codestyling
28.07.2009 | 09:58You didn’t name the WP version you are using.
Did you update to 2.8.2 and this happens now or did it disappear from one day to another ?
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CSS designer
23.06.2009 | 08:07looks very promising going to install and play with it!
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CSS designer
23.06.2009 | 08:205 minutes later, got it all working great stuff!
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greenminute
28.06.2009 | 07:11Hello, two months later and are you still considering to extend the columns to POSTS?
Please, I am begging you to make it work for posts as well, because right now I have to use TWO plugins to do the same job and it’s ridiculous.
Is it really that difficult to do?
Regards,
Agnes
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codestyling
28.06.2009 | 12:52Since latest version the posts can be columnized too. Only one restriction is currently in place: the category base view (a collection of posts) won’t show the columnization.
This may cause only a problem, if your category view shows the full content as well as the single post view will do.
This is subject of further development because of WP2.7/WP2.8 changes of processing post loops internally.
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Chris
29.06.2009 | 21:54Hello
i am trying to not use a static page as main site with subsites but an article site with subsites
I thought this is possible. When i look into the wp admin settings it is possible to select an article or a static page as default page. however only static pages are displayed within both drop down menues
In general it wouldn´t matter but the static pages usually appear automatically in the main site menu
like “contact” or “imprint” and I do not want to display this static page there.
Therefore I thought I would just make use of an article.
Is this somehow possible?
thanks for a feedback
chris
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codestyling
29.06.2009 | 22:17If the page you did address is yours, than you should be able to understand german tutorials. How to get a custom front page is shown by texto.de Homeseite gestalten.
Because this may become your frontpage, you will need also the patch shown in comments above to get columnization working on frontpage too.
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jeremy
11.07.2009 | 04:37This is brilliant and the interface for managing the columns is excellent. Only just discovered this when i was looking for a way to do columns instead of using tables in the html editor. Very well done and thank you.
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MasaSGM
11.07.2009 | 17:50Hi,
I love this plugin.
But one question about the usage,
With “Interior as Columns” setting,
I would like to add single line or line spaces:
one for just after first subpage (header) and
one for second subpage, and just before last subpage (footer).
I used but not displayed.
Any suggestion to display the lines?
Thanks,
Masa
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codestyling
12.07.2009 | 17:12Instead of using space line i would suggest to use css in your style.css and addressing a margin at this both container:
#cspc-trans-header-wrap { margin-bottom: 25px; } #cspc-trans-footer-wrap { margin-top: 25px; }This margins are more reliable formatting as space (line breaks) would do. Adjust the values as you need it.
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MasaSGM
14.07.2009 | 01:51Thanks for your reply.
I use iNove but I don’t clearly understand where to insert these codes.
That is the reason why I use this plugin without modifying the style sheet.
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codestyling
14.07.2009 | 02:13After inspectation of inove theme i would suggest to place it at the end of your style.css after the comment /* thread twitter END */ (should be arround line 1200)
After apply this to your stylesheet file and reload, this should take effect.
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MasaSGM
19.07.2009 | 06:17Thanks.
I added two lines to the bottom of style.css of iNove as you said, but nothing changed.
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George
25.07.2009 | 17:07Plugin not working as advertised:
I have installed x2. The plugin is alive and present however example select Interior as Columns enter 2,3,4 etc. no code shows in insertion point and when saved the following is displayed on page view. * content missing
Can you help?
Thank You
George
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codestyling
25.07.2009 | 21:47Did you insert nextpage pagedbreaks into the text you wrote ?
The content missing only occurs, if you do not have enough nextpage breaks at your written content.
As example a page with 3 columns only will need at least 2 such nextpage breaks to create content for 3 columns.
There is a button at the visual editor and also HTML editor for easy insertion.
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