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posted this
09 October 2015
Hello Mike,
you may set as many columns as you want. In your case you may set 5 columns. As a result you'll get 4 columns of equals widths and one column of different width. To make them equals (20% in this case) add the custom CSS code to Settings >> Additional CSS
.col-md-4, .col-md-5{
width:20%;
}
Please remember that you probably have to use different class name than ".col-md-4" (the number would be different). Use Live Preview option in combination with Developer Tools in browser to find the class names
regards,
Aileen
Hello Mike,
you may set as many columns as you want. In your case you may set 5 columns. As a result you'll get 4 columns of equals widths and one column of different width. To make them equals (20% in this case) add the custom CSS code to Settings >> Additional CSS
.col-md-4, .col-md-5{
width:20%;
}
Please remember that you probably have to use different class name than ".col-md-4" (the number would be different). Use Live Preview option in combination with Developer Tools in browser to find the class names
regards,
Aileen