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js-columns - Newspaper style column layouts

Submitted by kennethkufluk on February 4, 2010 - 10:08am

Displays columns filling the container height, with smooth paging and adjusting the number of columns according to the available page width.

Alpha version. Please feed back if interested in using the module on a live site.

Newspaper Rollup

Submitted by chug187 on November 6, 2008 - 12:15am

A nice little newspaper roll-up effect for hiding page elements. A given element is hidden from the page via a "roller" that sweeps across the element, hiding it from view.

Columnize

Submitted by Lutz Issler on August 19, 2008 - 4:31pm

Columnize creates a newspaper-like column layout. The original HTML code only needs small adaptions. In most cases, it is not necessary to adapt the HTML code at all.
Using the plugin is easy:

$("#text").columnize();

sets the contents of the DOM node with the ID ›text‹ in a two-column layout with balanced column lengths.

Columnizer

Submitted by adam.wulf on July 22, 2008 - 9:53pm

Easily give your site the newspaper layout you've dreamed of, and use Columnizer to layout your content into multiple columns automatically. Resizing the browser will automatically add or remove columns based on available width. Now your layout can automatically adjust to really wide monitors and adapt to narrow iPhone interfaces!

Check the out basic demos: First Sample, Second Sample, and the Third Sample.

Advanced demo: Page 2 of welcome.totheinter.net

Columns can be sized to fit any width and layout images and complex nested HTML on the fly.

Easy to use:
$('.wide').columnize({width:400});

Advanced options available for more complex layouts.