CSS3 Multi-column display

Columen-width: Defines the width of a single column display. The initial value is auto, which applies to non-replaceable block-level elements, inline block elements, and cells, with the exception of table elements.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-width,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-width;

Function: If the page content can be displayed in a single column in a single column display, if the width of the page is wide enough, a multi-column display.

Column-count:

Defines the number of columns displayed in a single column. The initial value is auto, which applies to non-replaceable block-level elements, inline block elements, and cells, with the exception of table elements.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-count,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-count;

Function: Regardless of the width of the browser page, always according to the number of columns defined by the display.

Column-gap:

defines the spacing of columns. The initial value is normal (1em), for non-replaceable block-level elements, inline block elements, and cells, except for table elements.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-gap,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-gap;

Role: Defines the distance between columns.

Column-rule:<length>|<style>|<color>|<transparent> (Border transparency)

defines the style of the column border. Applies to non-replaceable block-level elements, inline block elements and cells, except table elements.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-rule,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-rule;

Action: Defines the style of the column border.

Example: Dashed gray border

-webkit-column-rule:dashed 1px Gray;
-moz-column-rule:dashed 1px Gray;
column-rule:dashed 1px Gray;

Column-span: Defines a cross-column display initial value of 1 for static, fly-floating elements. The all value spans all columns and is positioned on the column Z axis.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-span,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-span;

Column-fill: Define column High initial value balance: Applies to multi-column layout elements, and the height of each column is unified according to the height of the row with the most content.

Auto: The height of each column changes automatically as its contents change.

Currently WebKit engine supports-webkit-column-fill,mozilla Gecko engine support-moz-column-fill;

<! DOCTYPE html>


<meta charset= "UTF-8" >
<TITLE>CSS3 multi-column display </title>
<style type= "text/css" media= "screen" >
body{
/* Defines a column width of 300 pixels, the maximum width of each column in the page is 300px*/
-webkit-column-width:300px;
-moz-column-width:300px;
column-width:300px;
}

H1{color: #333333;p adding:5px 8px;font-size:20px;text-align:center;padding:12px;

/* Cross-column display */
-webkit-column-span:all;
-moz-column-span:all;
Column-span:all;
}
H2{font-size:16px;text-align:center;
/* Cross-column display */
-webkit-column-span:all;
-moz-column-span:all;
Column-span:all;
}

p{color: #333333; font-size:14px;line-height:180%;text-indent:2em;}
</style>

<body>


<p>
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is a wealthy class. In 1900, he said, 90% of the people in the United States were classified as poor.
The middle class still lives on wages
the lens has shifted from a century ago to 2001 years.
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</p>
</body>

CSS3 Multi-column display