Create a Two-Column Layout on a Document Page
QuoteCloud allows you to create a two-column (or more) layout on a document page by using rows and columns. This guide explains how to structure your content for improved readability and professional presentation.
FAQs: Creating a Two-Column Layout on a Document Page
What is the purpose of creating a two-column layout?
It helps structure content using rows and columns, improving readability, visual organization, and the professional appearance of documents.
What basic structure is involved in creating a two-column layout?
The layout is created using a combination of rows (containers) and columns: you place a row, then split it into two columns to organize content side by side.
How do I split a row into multiple columns (e.g., two columns)?
There will be plus button visible on either side of the row (container) when hovering on it. Clicking those buttons will create a row on the side of the button.
Can I create more than two columns in a single row?
Yes - QuoteCloud supports layouts with two or more columns within a row, giving you flexibility to design custom formats.
Why would I use this feature instead of a standard single-column layout?
Two-column (or multi-column) layouts enhance content organization by allowing parallel content blocks—useful for comparisons, side‑by‑side elements, or balancing text and media for easier consumption.
Are there any editor-specific considerations when using rows and columns?
Yes - this layout feature may be dependent on the page type. Canvas pages as a grid free layout similar to adobe photoshop or canva. Allowing you to place blocks of content anywhere on the page. Grid pages use rows (containers), columns and content blocks.
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Summary Table
| Question | Answer Summary |
|---|---|
| Purpose of two-column layout | Enhances readability and visual organization through structured document design. |
| How to set up | Create a row, then split it into two (or more) columns to organize content in parallel. |
| Multi-column support | Yes—layouts can include two or more columns in a single row. |
| Use cases | Great for side-by-side sections, comparisons, combining text and media, etc. |
| Editor considerations | Features may vary by editor version and availability at content creation time. |