Once you've found the column macro, click 'insert' to add it to your page.
One or more column macros must be inserted within a section macro to be displayed correctly on a page.
The column macro allows you to define a set of columns across a page.
A set of columns must be defined within a vertical 'section' of a page. Hence, to display a set of columns correctly across a page, each column in the set must be inserted within a single pair of section macro elements. Furthermore, each column in the set is defined as a pair of column macro elements.
Once you have defined your set of columns within a pair of section macro elements, you can add content to each column by inserting your content within the body of each pair of column macro elements.
The following example in Wiki Markup, shows a set of two columns defined across a section of a page,
{section:border=true}
{column}The content of column one is entered within the body of the first set of column elements here.
{column}
{column}The content of column two is entered within the body of the second set of column elements here.
{column}
{section}
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which renders on the page like this:
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On this page:
To insert the column macro into a page using the Macro Browser,
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Once you've found the column macro, click 'insert' to add it to your page.
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必要な入力項目 |
表示結果 |
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{section} |
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パラメーター |
必須かどうか |
既定 |
説明 |
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Column Width |
いいえ |
100% of the page width, divided equally by the number of {column}s in the {section} |
The width of the column. Can be specified either in pixels (e.g. '{column:width=400px}') or as a percentage of the available page width (e.g. '{column:width=50%}') |
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