The Columnizer jQuery Plugin will automatically layout your content in newspaper column format. You can specify either column width or a static number of columns. And, of course, it’s easy to use!
We're encountering a strange situation we're wondering if we can get some guidance as to why this might be happening.
We have a large div with complex sub-divs as our source.
We send this through columnizer and we noticed that for our sample columnizer will "finish" but not get all the content from the source div into the destination div.
We noticed in one work around we can just re-run columnizer and send it the remaining content in the source div over multiple passes and columnizer will eventually process all the content in the source div to the destination div.
We are wondering if we can get some insight as to why columnizer might "bail out" early is this a known phenomenon or is this some unexpected behaviour?
We're encountering a strange situation we're wondering if we can get some guidance as to why this might be happening.
We have a large div with complex sub-divs as our source.
We send this through columnizer and we noticed that for our sample columnizer will "finish" but not get all the content from the source div into the destination div.
We noticed in one work around we can just re-run columnizer and send it the remaining content in the source div over multiple passes and columnizer will eventually process all the content in the source div to the destination div.
We are wondering if we can get some insight as to why columnizer might "bail out" early is this a known phenomenon or is this some unexpected behaviour?