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KelvyTheBlacky

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Hi fellas!

I'm in the process of designing my website and came across this site that has beautifully formatted content containers. Does anyone have any idea how i can replicate this to my site? Looks really nice IMO.

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Any help would be appreciated!
 
Wow you are such a clickbaiter...
you can implement this with a lot of wordpress BLOG themes and a little customization. check this: https://colorlib.com/wp/three-column-wordpress-themes/
also you can make this using TemplateToaster software and about 30 minutes work but TT is not free
 
I have something similar but I just edited the column elements with the page builder.

Like in the design/advanced section of that element, I just changed the box shadow to create the curve or adjust the gradient and added image and then just added the other parts, then save that element and can use it any time, it wont auto post featured posts but can be done manually via the design settings or advanced layout in a few different page builders.

So you can kinda create it yourself via most page builders then copy/clone.
But there is probably something out there with it as a clickable option to add already without designing it, I don't know any names though.
 
Bootstrap has an example page of 3 column layouts like that. https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/examples/album/

Right click > view source. Copy the relevant html.

Add to your page.

Make a few tweaks.

Good to go.

You could also copy the code from the site in the screenshot, using view source, or browser dev tools.

It's not simply copy and paste.

Both those are a couple of ways you could go about it.
 
What are you trying to show us? Looks like a 2010 thing, divs with border-radius
 
It looks like a standard layout.

If it's a Wordpress site, you could usually easily get the name of the theme by looking at the source or by using one of those "Detect Wordpress Theme" sites.
 
you can just steal the source code of the page, it's not difficult.
 
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