Hey - tnx for a totally great, simple module!

Ehm, what about making a choice for a four column flexible grid? I know this may be a circular argument (how bout 52?) but yeah, there are lots of designs that would benefit from that option. My designer is working with a grid concept, maybe an even better sollution would be a completely flexible thing, like when you draw a table in a wordprocesseor - but that's maybe outside the scope of composite layout?

Best,
Simon

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bengtan commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Hi,

A four column flexigrid would be extremely painful to implement because the complexity of CSS multi-column layouts is exponential and just explodes with four columns.

With three columns, I have to handle up to 6 permutations of individual columns being on or off.

With four columns, I have to handle up to 24. Sorry, too hard, not interested, unless I'm getting paid to put myself through this pain :)