It's a bit of a hack, but since the cell list is just a list of Divs, you
can use the CSS3 columns (but watch out, IE9 doesn't support this, and only
the most recent version of opera does)
public void setColumns(int columns) {
if(columns 1) columns = 1;
Style style = cellList.getElement().getStyle();
String cols = String.valueOf(columns);
/* You could used deferred binding here if you weren't lazy */
style.setProperty(MozColumnCount, cols);
style.setProperty(WebkitColumnCount, cols);
style.setProperty(columnCount, cols);
}
public void setColumnPadding(int width) {
if(width 0) width = 0;
Style style = cellList.getElement().getStyle();
style.setProperty(MozColumnGap, width, Style.Unit.PX);
style.setProperty(WebkitColumnGap, width, Style.Unit.PX);
style.setProperty(columnGap, width, Style.Unit.PX);
}
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