> CSS 3, Multi-Column Layout, currently a Working Draft. Doesn't
> (currently) include a way to specify min and max column widths and let
> the browser auto-size the columns, but this is where to speak up if you
> want to see this in an actual standard.
db#> INSERT INTO hates_software (tag,hate)
SELECT 'multi-column',hate FROM peter
WHERE reason ILIKE '%commitee%subset%general%solution%';
1 row(s)
db#> SELECT hate FROM hates_software WHERE tag='multi-column';
hate
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Committees that implement a tiny subset of a general solution
because they fucked up and precluded the general solution in
a previous iteration
I'm not talking about "multi-column layout", I'm talking about general
grid layout. You should be able to define a complex page layout, at the
top level, completely in CSS, just as easily as you can define a complex
table. Including rowspan, colspan, absolute and relative widths... without
once referring to layers, iframes, or javascript.
