Comments on: column-fill

By: Vinod

Vinod — Wed, 10 Jan 2018 11:30:30 +0000

fixed the chrome column alignment issue, instead of first level child’s, display:inline-block to second level child elements. That means div(parent)>div(first level child)>div(second level child)

By: Vinod Dangudubiyyapu

Vinod Dangudubiyyapu — Mon, 24 Jul 2017 10:09:09 +0000

I have columns with odd height and split in 3 columns, when the first column have large height then the other items should flow in rest columns which is not happening, what’s wrong here. https://jsfiddle.net/dvinod_eluru/Lbm5pe22/ . Display Inline-block is not to flow in next column.

By: Gene Dangerfield

Gene Dangerfield — Sat, 06 Feb 2016 15:20:09 +0000

To: Paul Radzkov and all who believe in open source and sharing. It is because of sites like this and contributors like you, Paul, who help novice web designers like myself that I a able to learn so much to improve. It is amazing the massive amount of knowledge that folks like you share. We, who want-to-be-like-you web designers just keep taking and taking (sucking up the knowledge), but I dares say you get much thanks for it. I don’t have money; all I have is my appreciation and thank you for all that you, css-tricks, and all its contributors do on sites like this one. What’s most impressive is that geeks and smart people like you defy all social stereotypes that you have no emotion. But it is just the opposite because the very act of emotion you, Paul among others herein, have demonstrated is the ability to share your knowledge so freely and unconditionally. I have been using sites like this for long enough, and I thought it about time to say thank you and all like yourself.
Thank you so much again for all that you do.
–Sincerely Gene Dangerfield

By: Paul Radzkov

Paul Radzkov — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 08:47:42 +0000

According CSS3 Spec column-fill: balance is the initial value. So Firefox the only browser that treats it right (in Sep 2015).