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At first, I'd say no. Menus are tree-shaped, and words are arbitrarily long, and blocks normally are not that wide.
BUT
with some hackery you could at least try it with some CSS,
ul.menu li {
list-style:none;
overflow:hidden;
width:45%;
}
... take it from there.
If you want two columns of ordered links split nicely in half, however, that still can't be done in CSS, and you'll need to do code instead.
.dan. if you are asking a question you think should be documented, please provide a link to the handbook where you think the answer should be found.
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At first, I'd say no. Menus
At first, I'd say no. Menus are tree-shaped, and words are arbitrarily long, and blocks normally are not that wide.
BUT
with some hackery you could at least try it with some CSS,
... take it from there.
If you want two columns of ordered links split nicely in half, however, that still can't be done in CSS, and you'll need to do code instead.
.dan.
if you are asking a question you think should be documented, please provide a link to the handbook where you think the answer should be found.
| http://www.coders.co.nz/ |
.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards