I’ve implemented the basic CSS3 multi-column functionality in a “template for the Serendipity blog engine (Serendipity themes)”:http://themes.daves.me.uk. It’s imaginatively called ‘Multi-column’ and of course it only works currently in Firefox. I could implement a javascript solution for other browsers until they deign to support multiple columns. As all the content is generated dynamically, I’ve only used column-gap and column-count but it seems to work well
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linda porsius
In the example test case 6 on this site you can see that the list item which goes to the top of the next column, does not work as a hyperlink.
I am trying to use the script to do a very similar thing, and it does not work on my site either.
I hope you can fix this, since I would like to use the script very much.
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Back to the ArticleRobbie Edwards
Fixed the issue. Line 26 contains the variable “splitableTags” – I removed ‘A’ from the list of HTML tags and all functions as it should now.
David Cummins
I’ve implemented the basic CSS3 multi-column functionality in a “template for the Serendipity blog engine (Serendipity themes)”:http://themes.daves.me.uk. It’s imaginatively called ‘Multi-column’ and of course it only works currently in Firefox. I could implement a javascript solution for other browsers until they deign to support multiple columns. As all the content is generated dynamically, I’ve only used column-gap and column-count but it seems to work well
linda porsius
In the example test case 6 on this site you can see that the list item which goes to the top of the next column, does not work as a hyperlink.
I am trying to use the script to do a very similar thing, and it does not work on my site either.
I hope you can fix this, since I would like to use the script very much.
Best regards,
Linda