Hi Ronald, > When I do that on my sites, nothing changes, since I have the menu on > top (some sites at the left side) and the paragraph uses the full wide > of the screen. > > How can I do that (the easy way)? Can you point me to an example? Any > thoughts/disadvantages?
If you want to keep your text as such and display it on 2 columns, then you need either CSS3 that has a concept of columns for displaying the text or an extension that split your content on 2 or more columns automatically. I do not know of any extension that does this but you may search for "columns" on http://typo3.org/extensions and see whether something matches your needs. Most multi-columns extensions provide in fact a design where you have to split manually your content onto multiple columns. Perhaps there is an extension to make this for you although I would say that the best solution in terms of accessibility would be to use CSS3 built-in method. Problem is that there's a great chance that many browsers wont understand this CSS3 configuration (but may well-degrade though). HTH -- Xavier Perseguers http://xavier.perseguers.ch/en One contribution a day keeps the fork away _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.netfielders.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english
