Given this code: #wrapper { border:2px solid red; padding:10px; width:310px; height:310px; -webkit-column-width:150px; -webkit-column-gap:10px;
I am building a menu system presented to the user in multi-column format.The column-count property in CSS3 gets me 90% of the way there, but I\'m having difficulties with alignment under Chrome.
I have a two column layout (using the CSS multi-column layout module) and I\'d like to have an image at the top of the second column. It seems like I have to place the image myself so that it\'s in th
Currently I have a number of divs of undefined length/height. they contain a few hyperlinks as a list.
I would like to use CSS to present a two-column layout. The markup I am using is this <div style=\"-webkit-column-count: 2;
I have an \"Ordered List\" which contains about 100 \"List Items\". This ol makes my page very long and users have to scroll too much.
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