Dual sidebar or split column
Astetically, I felt it didn't always engage me.
On one of my now defunct blogs, I experimented with creating a split sidebar that contained multiple column areas.
For those that are looking for this treatment -
Place the following in the Sidebar attributes area of the Blogger code.
.subcontainer {width:95%; margin-top:5px; font-size:80%;}
.rightsub{float:left; margin-left:10px; width:150px;}
.rightsub2{margin-left:50%; width:150px;}
*Note: Width for each sub column will depend on the overall width of your sidebar. The code as I have listed here would be used in a sidebar with a width of at least 305px.
Within the sidebar code, place the following:
div class="subcontainer"
div class="rightsub"
(Place your content here.)
/div
*This closes the rightsub column.
div class="rightsub2"
(Place your content here.)
/div
/div
* These /div commands close the 2nd column and the container group.
<> removed from div commands for illustration.
















