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Template:Column-width
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This template is a shortcut for producing columns using CSS. It generates the CSS for various browsers. Supported browsers are the current versions of Firefox, Safari and Chrome.
Usage
Insert this template within a style tag of any block-style element:
{{column-width | [column width]}}
The default column width is 30em.
Example
<div style="{{column-width|25em}}">Lorem ipsum...</div>will produce:
See also
- {{column-count}}
- {{column-rule}}
- {{column-gap}}