So ...
We are going to use a handy plugin called Lightweight Grid Columns.
Here it is:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/lightweight-grid-columns/
It's a very small plugin (22 KB), but let's see the usual speed tests ...
Here are my results before installing the plugin ...
... and the result after installing and activating the plugin:
No more comments needed ...
Now let's see how it works ...
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ShihTzuSteve
Premium
I can definitely see a use for this on my websites. Thanks for sharing this, Zed.
seconds2work
Premium
I like your tutorial on creating multi-columns on your website without using HTML coding. You kept is short, sweet, and to the point.
I like coding but I'm into speed also. I like that I can use this plug-in to make my site look better or slightly different from other websites. I can always come back later to code it and remove the plug-in. But if it does not slow down my site. I just may stick to doing it this way.
Quick question. Some plug-ins will let you set-up your layout, then you can deactivate the plug-in and not lose your setting. Is this plugin offering this feature?
Thank you for sharing.
I like coding but I'm into speed also. I like that I can use this plug-in to make my site look better or slightly different from other websites. I can always come back later to code it and remove the plug-in. But if it does not slow down my site. I just may stick to doing it this way.
Quick question. Some plug-ins will let you set-up your layout, then you can deactivate the plug-in and not lose your setting. Is this plugin offering this feature?
Thank you for sharing.
smartketeer
Premium
No, any plugin that can help you to create a different layout, must be active to use that layout.
