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I need to flow my text in two columns.
CSS3 is’t fully implemented by all browsers, and i expected, that this property is called
-webkit-column-span: all
But, i faced a little problem – Safari 5 does not supports this feature ?
I think, some reason should exists, why Apple has dropped this feature …
Maybe they are some alternatives ?
Did Apple dropped this feature?
column-allwas supported in WebKit since June 1st at r60494. Safari 5 was released in June 7th. I don’t think 6 days is enough to push trunk code to release build for these large scale projects. So, this would be supported, but probably in next minor version.If that span-all element is at the beginning or the end of the text, you could just put it outside of the column-styled tag.