| weather | : | drizzling | |
| outside | : | 9°C | |
| mood | : |  | waaaah... |
You go:
.my3cols {
width: 100%;
column-count: 3;
column-gap: 10px;
column-rule: none;
}
Then <div class="my3cols"> [Lorem Ipsum] </div>
All the Lorem Ipsum will be auto-flowed into columnar output, like this:
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However, the CSS WG Status Table says:
Multi-column layout in CSS proposes new properties to create flexible column
layouts. It may eventually be integrated into some module, or it may not.
Translation:
It's still in the second working draft. Given the reality of how long it's taken to get
even CSS1 part of the browsers, support for multi-column layout is a long way out.
* C R Y * C R Y * C R Y *
