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I'd like two contain text in a div that has two columns. &nbsp;I need the text to flow from one column to the other. &nbsp;The text may have HTML tags (i.e. bold, h3, etc), which I don't want broken. &nbsp;To create the white space, I've sized a 1px image to about width=20px and height=200px. I then applied different styles to the image's style attribute. &nbsp;The image always appears on top of the text, rather than pushing it aside to create a middle white space gutter. <br />
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Is there a way to correct this or a better way?
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I'd like two contain text in a div that has two columns.  I need the text to flow from one column to the other.  The text may have HTML tags (i.e. bold, h3, etc), which I don't want broken.  To create the white space, I've sized a 1px image to about width=20px and height=200px. I then applied different styles to the image's style attribute.  The image always appears on top of the text, rather than pushing it aside to create a middle white space gutter. 

Is there a way to correct this or a better way?

Create two column text format in DIV

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