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If you are only making columns within one post, you can do so manually using CSS within your post.
If you’re not familiar with CSS, you can read more about width. padding and float here. The way it displays may vary on your theme, so feel free to play around.
For two columns, you would do the following:
It will display like this:
Column 1 info here
Column 1 info here
Column 1 info here
Column 2 info here
Column 2 info here
Column 2 info here

For three columns, you would do the following:
It will display like this:
Column 1 info here
Column 1 info here
Column 1 info here
Column 2 info here
Column 2 info here
Column 2 info here
Column 3 info here
Column 3 info here
Column 3 info here
You may also need to wrap
around content after the columns to prevent it from wrapping.If you find yourself making columns frequently in blog posts, it’s worth it to enable the Column Shortcodes plugin, which helps you make columns easily.
Activate the Plugin
The Columns Shortcode plugin is already available to all VIPs. Simply ask the administrator on your account to go to VIP > Plugins in your dashboard to activate it. It just takes one click.
Once the plugin is enabled, you will see a new button appear on top of your post editor:
When you click on it, it will give you multiple options to create two, three, four, five, and six columns. Clicking these will insert shortcodes to help you create columns.
How To Use Shortcodes
For example, if you’re looking to create three columns, you will use the following shortcodes. Note that the last column has a different shortcode.
And it will display like this:
[one_third]
Column A Content Here
Column A Second Line Here
Column A Third Line Here
Column A Fourth Line Here
[/one_third]
[one_third]
Column B Content Here
Column B Second Line Here
Column B Third Line Here
Column B Fourth Line Here
[/one_third]
[one_third_last]
Column C Content Here
Column C Second Line Here
Column C Third Line Here
Column C Fourth Line Here
[/one_third_last]