It's here: The 3-column format! And I need your help...
So I started a project, and I don't know if it'll become standard or not, but I'm very happy with it.
Let's start with a bit of history. First off, I found that reading really long posts/articles, I would generally stray from one side of the screen to another position elsewhere. That is, there is so much going on at once in a large paragraph ( Read more... )
Let's start with a bit of history. First off, I found that reading really long posts/articles, I would generally stray from one side of the screen to another position elsewhere. That is, there is so much going on at once in a large paragraph ( Read more... )
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But it is implemented. The article you linked to actually contains a portable implementation written in JavaScript. It's pretty impressive. Take a look: http://www.csscripting.com/css-multi-column/example4.php
View the source. All you have to do is paste one line of code (the tag) into your page and set the appropriate CSS style (column-count: 3) on the article's main
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It sucks to be telling you to throw away your work (especially since it's such a cool hack) but dude, seriously, throw it away. Client-side JavaScript is the way to go.
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