Wrapping text into columns: no reasonable automatic method

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on February 5, 2007 - 2:29am

So over at Driscoll Associates "Where We Operate" modular home pages we wanted that long list of local Massachusetts counties and towns to wrap into columns.

It turns out there's not reasonable way to make them wrap:

Maybe CSS will get there soon.

So over at Driscoll Associates "Where We Operate" modular home pages we wanted that long list of local Massachusetts counties and towns to wrap into columns.

It turns out there's not reasonable way to make them wrap:

Maybe CSS will get there soon.

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