Can we split content region into two columns?

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    Default Can we split content region into two columns?

    Folks,

    Does there exist a way to create CSS that makes a single block of text
    display in two columns?

    Warm regards,

    Steve
    Perth, Western Australia


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    Default Re: Can we split content region into two columns?

    Steve Doig wrote:
    > Folks,
    >
    > Does there exist a way to create CSS that makes a single block of text
    > display in two columns?
    No. The only way to do it is with JavaScript. The International Herald
    Tribune site ([url]www.iht.com[/url]) uses JavaScript to create three columns. It's
    very nifty, but the script is long and complicated - and it delivers a blank
    page if JavaScript is disabled.

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