Please implement the multi-column property "break-(before/after):column" It is the only way to specify a hard point to start a new column if the content is not equal in length. Thanks Holger
It would also be nice if -webkit-column-break-after and -webkit-column-break-before worked correctly: -inside:avoid works[0] but lack of -before and -after means it's impossible to use CSS3 columns with "compounds", such as titles followed by sections or definition lists. [0] http://jsfiddle.net/6jtey/
Is there any update for this bug?
Created attachment 461251 [details] Safari 15.6 matches with Firefox but differs from Chrome In the test case from Comment 1, as can be seen from attached screenshot - Safari 15.6 on macOS 12.5 matches with Firefox Nightly 105 but differ from Chrome Canary 106. I am not sure on web-spec but I think we should look into it and if needed align accordingly. Please ignore my comment - if I am wrong but just wanted to share updated testing results. Thanks!
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I'm not sure if this JSFiddle test reflects what this bugs tracks closely enough, it seems to be tangentially related only. As far as I can tell, break-before:column and break-after:column are supported, but caniuse.com claims otherwise, so there may be more to this than I see.