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Very high on the entertainment value scale... In style.css, try:<br>
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body { -webkit-column-count: 2 }<br>
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This gives windows that no longer scroll vertically. The window is
rendered as 2 columns, scrolling horizontally, like a 2-column
Bible, which is the effect I was looking for, though I didn't expect
the whole result to be "2 columns at a time" on a horizontal basis.
It's rather like turning a page in a dead tree Bible.<br>
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Some wider generality in the CSS would be necessary, because the
above works only because Xiphos is webkit-based. There are details
to be found on the web for handling other renderers.<br>
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Images would be a problem, because image resize is pane-based, not
CSS-column-based.<br>
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From discussion in #xiphos today, there is some re-work to be done
over last night's initial cut. But the capability is now there and
can be put to good effect.<br>
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