Can I have a template section with four column?

[LYN]

I would like to put four card well distributed in a row. 
Thanks. 

[Mohammad Zekrallah]

Guys this is very basic and really needed feature. Any chances its gonna get implemented soon ?

[Holly Grove]

Newby here. I've tried the section/layouts, but when I click on it, it just automatically makes 2 columns with the most option of 3. Any new work arounds? I saw that you can make a table with no headers, but I don't want borders. 

[Lee_ Kayla]

I figured out how to do this after tweaking Jerryton Surya's response.

1. Add 1 Section Macro from the drop-down (mine is in "other macros")

2. In the space within the Section Macro that was added in Step 1, add 4 Column Macros from the drop-down each with 25% width

And viola! Four evenly spaced columns - see screenshot below of what it'll look like in the published page:

[Holly Grove]

This is great! Thanks Kayla. 

[Josh Coleman]

Issue persists as of 12-Feb-2024

Can this be resolved please

[Jerryton Surya]

Hi @LYN welcome to the community

Follow these steps to have a four-column template section in Confluence 

1. Click on the "+" button in the toolbar to add a new macro.
2. Type "section" in the search bar and select the "Section" macro from the list.
3. In the "Section" macro editor, select the "Columns" option and choose "4" from the dropdown menu.
4. Click on the "Insert" button to add the four-column section to your page.
5. You can now add content to each of the four columns by clicking on the "+" button inside each column and selecting the appropriate macro or content type
   
   Let me know if this works for you

[Ruby]

There is no Section macro.

[Lauren Shone]

Experiencing same issue. Would like to create a section with 4 columns but can't seem to find a way.
Has anyone found a solution?

[DOS SANTOS FACAO]

With the new Confluence version I can't have more than 3 columns in a section.

The solution is a table without headers but we still have table lines around cells.