How Do I Make Columns in Webflow?

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Making columns in Webflow is a great way to organize and present your content in a visually appealing manner. With the help of some HTML styling elements, you can easily create columns that will ensure your website looks professional and well-structured.

To start with, let’s use the

tag to write our content. The

tag is used to define a paragraph of text. It is a great way to add structure to your content and make it more readable.

Now, let’s add some styling elements to make our text more engaging. We can use the tag to make certain words or phrases bold. This helps highlight important information and grab the reader’s attention.

Additionally, we can use the tag to underline specific text. Underlining can be used for emphasis or to indicate links or important details.

To create lists within our content, we can use the

    and

  • tags. The
      tag represents an unordered list while the

    • tag represents each individual item within that list. This is a great way to present information in a structured and organized manner.

      Furthermore, we can utilize subheaders using appropriate heading tags such as

      ,

      , etc. Subheaders break up your content into sections, making it easier for readers to navigate and understand your article.

      Now that we have covered the various HTML styling elements, let’s get into how you can create columns in Webflow.

      1. Start by adding a div element with a class name that will serve as our container for the columns:

      “`html

      “`

      2. Inside this container div, add two or more divs with class names representing each column:

      “`html

      “`

      3. Now, let’s style these columns using CSS. Add the following code to your CSS file or within a `

      ```

      In the CSS code above, we set the `display` property of the `columns-container` class to `flex` to create a flexible container that adjusts its column widths automatically. The `justify-content` property is set to `space-between` to evenly distribute the columns within the container.

      The `column` class is set with a `flex` property of 1, which makes each column take up an equal amount of space. The `margin-right` property adds some spacing between each column, except for the last column where it is set to 0.

      That's it! With just a few lines of code and some HTML styling elements, you can easily create columns in Webflow. Remember to adjust the number of columns and their styling based on your specific needs.

      Using these elements in combination allows you to create engaging and well-structured content that not only educates but also captivates your readers. So go ahead and start designing stunning columns for your Webflow website today!