[column]
Column 1
[/column]
[column]
Column 2
[/column]
[column]
Column 3
[/column]
[/row]
IMPORTANT:
[column] always needs to be placed inside a [row].They have a responsive design which means that previous example will show 3 columns in large screens (desktop, tablets, etc) but on small screens (commonly mobile) the columns will fit the entire screen width and they will look like 3 rows instead.
Of course, they are perfect for fields:
[row]
[column]
[text name="text_123"]
[/column]
[column]
[email name="email_123"]
[/column]
[column]
[tel name="tel_123"]
[/column]
[/row]
Even you can control the width of each individual column:
[row]
[column="30%"]
[text name="text_123"]
[/column]
[column="50%"]
[email name="email_123"]
[/column]
[column="20%"]
[tel name="tel_123"]
[/column]
[/row]
You can define the columns of your choice:
2 columns:
[row]
[column][/column]
[column][/column]
[/row]
5 columns:
[row]
[column][/column]
[column][/column]
[column][/column]
[column][/column]
[column][/column]
[/row]
The BBCode supports unlimited columns but you may need to think on visibility while placing a large number of them (on small screens them will work like rows, so no problem!).
IMPORTANT: Do not use columns on an email body, the best for compatibility is to use a table without border.
This BBCode also supports common HTML attributes.