hi,
can we stack li's vertically instead of their natural order of alignment, where they stack horizontally.
so if i have a 500px height of container, first 5 elements stack on top of each other and the rest begins from the next column.
Pen.....
thanks,, i've used gridster.js and also Masonry.js but when used they do not support responsiveness, as the blocks get absolute positioned.
if anyone knows how to do it.
thanks
Is this the sort of thing that you are after? http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/RhmWL/
oh yes ! i did not we could do that with columns ! hmmm, pretty interesting, thanks a lot. :)
i did not know **
Beware to the browser support: http://caniuse.com/#feat=multicolumn
thanks ! ! hmm, now this is the part where i have to think again ! :(
thanks again
hi,
can we stack li's vertically instead of their natural order of alignment, where they stack horizontally.
so if i have a 500px height of container, first 5 elements stack on top of each other and the rest begins from the next column.
Pen.....
thanks,, i've used gridster.js and also Masonry.js but when used they do not support responsiveness, as the blocks get absolute positioned.
if anyone knows how to do it.
thanks
Is this the sort of thing that you are after? http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/RhmWL/
oh yes ! i did not we could do that with columns ! hmmm, pretty interesting, thanks a lot. :)
i did not know **
Beware to the browser support: http://caniuse.com/#feat=multicolumn
thanks ! ! hmm, now this is the part where i have to think again ! :(
thanks again