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I have dynamic elements that I would like to flow downward and fill over multiple columns (like in Word, for example) rather than float left or right or stack in the typical manner. Are there any functions of CSS that make this possible? If not, what course of action can I take here?
It’s possible but only in CSS3, which does not have the required market share yet to be used safely.
Check this article on Zen Elements for details.
A workaround until CSS3 is “mainstream” could be a Javascript/JQuery based solution like this one: Columnizer jQuery Plugin