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1. 1. Robin | May 5, 2008 #

   Hi, this is awesome. Just FYI, it doesn’t work in feeds. But thanks for this cool trick.

1. 2. hso | May 5, 2008 #

   @ Robin

   Glad you liked it. The stylesheet info is not packaged within the post, I actually added the code to my theme’s stylesheet for the sake of demonstrating, so yes, it will not work in RSS feeds.

1. 3. Jason Marsh - Website Designer | May 29, 2008 #

   Jeesh thats short and sweet, pretty awesome!

1. 4. Display Continuous List in Two Rows As Images » Headsetoptions.org | June 2, 2008 #

   [...] we studied how we can easily display a continuous list in two columns using just CSS. Today, we will use a similar technique to present a continuous list in two rows [...]

1. 5. emil | July 4, 2008 #

   Thank you so much, I spent entire day, to get this to work and none of it did a trick. This what you did works super, once again thanks you saved my “life”

   Emil

1. 6. Matt | September 29, 2008 #

   Hello,

   Sorry to contact you via your email, I should have posted it directly here.

   Thanks a lot for this post and code.

   It’s some simple and powerful code, I have been searching for a long time to find something like this.

   I am having one small problem though, even after a long time tweaking the code, I can not get the padding / white space after the list to be equall on Firefox and Internet Explorer. It is much larger on IE.

   This is a problem as the list is in the middle of the page and it somewhat breaks up the design.

   I very much appreciate your time, do you know of a way to solve this?
   Many thanks

1. 7. hso | September 29, 2008 #

   @ Matt

   FF and IE will not agree, I suggest you use a master CSS reset like the one you can find on Blueprint CSS (use the reset section on top of your style.css).