Blogger Tutorial: How To Divide Post Into Two (2) Columns?

"Divide Post Into Two (2) Columns". This could be one of so many ways that you could make to attract visitors or even keep your readers remain faithfull to your blog. When you publish a post on blogger, your post is placed and shown on a single column, or let's just say it "on a single line", looks the term column doesn't realy describe it good, doesn't it? - The text will be "arranged vertically" no matter how much words that you write or how long it will be. But by adding a short code in the post you are assumed to have a full control of the post in case of the layout. I mean: if you want to show the post in one or two columns.

Make The Way As Explained Below

1. Go to your blogger.
2. Click new post.
3. On the posting page (the page after you click the new post link), click the button titled "Edit Html" located above the text box where you would write your post.
4. After you click the Edit Html button, write what you want to post in the text box and then place the code below among your post. Follow the instructions:

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="10"><tbody> <tr> <td align="justify" valign="top" width="200">The write to be shown on the left side</td> <td align="justify" valign="top" width="200">The write to be shown on the right side</td> </tr> </tbody></table>

Here Is An Example How To Make It

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And Here Is An Example How It Will Look Like

"Divide Post Into Two (2) Columns". This could be one of so many ways that you could make to attract visitors or even keep your readers remain faithfull to your blog.

When you publish a post on blogger, your post is placed and shown on a single column, or let's just say it "on a single line", looks the term column doesn't realy describe it good, doesn't it? - The text will be "arranged vertically" no matter how much words that you write or how long it will be.

Annotation:

*Cellpadding: Change the value of this attribute to set the range betwen post and the column.
*Cellspacing: Change the value of this attribute to set the range betwen the two columns.
*Width: Change the value of this attribute to set the wide of the column.
*Align: Change the value of this attribute to set if the text is to be aligned to right, left, or center. Change it to right to align to right side. Change it to left to align to left side. Center to center align. While justify is to align to both right and left side.
*Valign: Change the value of this attribute to set if to align vertically to top, bottom, or middle.

5. Publish your post and then check if the code is working properly.