I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

As a trivial example, say the text in the center column is discussing a statue of Abraham Lincoln and the Sac chief Blackhawk in Oregon, Ill.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.

As a trivial example, say the text in the center column is discussing a statue of Abraham Lincoln and the Sac chief Blackhawk in Oregon, Ill.

I'm not sure this is even possible--in a three-column (blog) layout, is there a way to link side-column content with the content of the center column? The purpose would be to create sidebars (left or right) that elaborate on a reference in the main text and that are horizontally aligned with the reference point in the main text, so that the sidebar maintains its position vis-a-vis the center column text as you scroll down the page. It seems to be a common design in coffee-table books.