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Thanks a lot you guys! That really helped.

So I used the example you gave me and then I ended up getting a purple boarder around the selected picture and the selected title and paragraph had dissapeared.

http://stuffbysheerly.com/beth-sholom

It's the final paragraph.

Then columns is not what you want, you require a outer wrapper div, and within that two inner divs with width 50%, then you can add individual content separately, columns is one lot of content which move to separate columns specified, much like newspaper columns.

May you give me an example of it? Also, how do you remove the yellow dividers but keep in the columns?

      .between-page p {                -webkit-columns: auto 2; /* Chrome, Safari, Opera */                -moz-columns: auto 2; /* Firefox */                columns: auto 2;                position:relative;                -webkit-column-gap: 40px; /* Chrome, Safari, Opera */                -moz-column-gap: 40px; /* Firefox */                column-gap: 40px;                margin: 10px 20px 20px;            }            .between-page p:before {                content: "";                position: absolute;                top:0;                left:50%;                width:3px;                bottom:0;                background-color: #e9c87f;            }

Thank you for that, but the last one looks a bit awkard. The credits list paragraph should be on the left side wheares the sources paragraph should be on the right side.

So I was able to do the columns successfully like one of you guys suggested, and I was also thinking about adding a divider between each paragraph so that there won't be so much room between each paragraph. Do I still do it inside the between page tag?

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I'm having a difficult time diving the paragraph inside the between-page tag. Here is how I would like it to be as:

Right now the paragraphs are both on top of each other, not side by side. Is there any way I can add division to them like in the example above? Here is the link to the website that I'm currently working on.