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#7015
Solitude
Customer

    I’m very glad to say that I got it right! Some time away from the computer helped a lot.

    For people who want to do something similar in the future:

    I added some css code for three columns and changed the existing one to four columns:

    .plan-col-four, 
    .plan-col-popular-four {		
    	width: 25%;
    }
    
    .plan-col-three, 
    .plan-col-popular-three {		
    	width: 33%;
    }
    
    Then in code if I want to use three columns I would do the following:
    
    <div class="plans">
    <div class="plan-col plan-col-three">
    	<div class="plan-col-wrap">
    		<div class="plan-head"><h4>Simple</h4></div>
    		<div class="plan-pricing">
    			<span class="plan-price"><sup>$</sup>45</span><span class="monthly">/mo</span>
    		</div>
    		<ul class="plan-list">
    			<li><strong>100</strong> Themes</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Bandwidth</li>
    			<li><strong>300</strong> E-mail Accounts</li>
    			<li><strong>Free</strong> 1-800 Number</li>
    			<li><strong>5 Free</strong>Domains</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Downloads</li>
    		</ul>
    		<div class="plan-button"><a>Buy Now</a></div>
    	</div>
    </div>	
    	
    <div class="plan-col-popular plan-col-popular-three">
    	<div class="plan-col-wrap">
    		<div class="plan-head"><h4>Popular</h4></div>
    		<div class="plan-pricing">
    			<span class="plan-price"><sup>$</sup>59</span><span class="monthly">/mo</span>
    		</div>
    		<ul class="plan-list">
    			<li><strong>200</strong> Themes</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Bandwidth</li>
    			<li><strong>300</strong> E-mail Accounts</li>
    			<li><strong>Free</strong> 1-800 Number</li>
    			<li><strong>5 Free</strong>Domains</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Downloads</li>
    		</ul>
    		<div class="plan-button"><a>Buy Now</a></div>
    	</div>
    </div>
    
    <div class="plan-col plan-col-three">
    	<div class="plan-col-wrap">
    		<div class="plan-head"><h4>Great</h4></div>
    		<div class="plan-pricing">
    			<span class="plan-price"><sup>$</sup>99</span><span class="monthly">/mo</span>
    		</div>
    		<ul class="plan-list">
    			<li><strong>300</strong> Themes</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Bandwidth</li>
    			<li><strong>300</strong> E-mail Accounts</li>
    			<li><strong>Free</strong> 1-800 Number</li>
    			<li><strong>10 Free</strong>Domains</li>
    			<li><strong>Unlimited</strong> Downloads</li>
    		</ul>
    		<div class="plan-button"><a>Buy Now</a></div>
    	</div>
    </div>
    
    </div>
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    One can then do something similar for two columns and so forth.