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37   * **multi-columns**
65 You can have columns easily by adding the class ''column'' and a width, e.g.
85 Normally you would only need the class ''column'', but for more sophisticated uses (not only for columns, but for any other classes, like [[#boxes and notes]] as well) you can have several kinds of "floats":
107 With certain width keywords you can fit your columns automatically to fill the available horizontal space. Those columns will also react to the screen size, so will be responsive and wrap underneath each other on mobile devices.
111   * **''half''** fits two columns in a row
112   * **''third''** fits three columns in a row
113   * **''quarter''** fits four columns in a row
135 === Multi-columns ===
138 Multi-columns work best in modern browsers (no IE9 and below) but should still be considered experimental as some browser behaviour is still inconsistent and buggy.
140 Just use **''%%colsmall%%''** for small width columns, **''%%colmedium%%''** for medium width columns and **''%%collarge%%''** for large width columns.
141 Or you can use **''%%col2%%''** for 2 columns, **''%%col3%%''** for 3 columns, **''%%col4%%''** for 4 columns and **''%%col5%%''** for 5 columns.
142 The former type of column is determined by its width, the latter by its amount. The width-based columns are ideal for different layouts and device widths.
144 :!: Note: Multi-columns don't make sense for spans.
147 Don't use this for bigger columns containing more than just text. Use the [[#columns and floats]] mentioned above instead.