As expected both columns will show same content.
You may play with it and let me know if you will have any questions.
So the plugin uses table columns and not text columns. Have you looked into the subject of CSS columns, CSS flexboxes, or CSS grids?
Plugin does not use table columns. It uses Bootstrap-like columns. Its floated divs with percentage width.
- CSS columns – does not give you full control what to show in each column. And also works differently in diferent browsers.
- CSS flexboxes – this feature works properly in about 82% of browsers right now. It is possible to switch to flexbox model when browser support number will be more than 90%
- CSS grids – you probably mean Bootstrap-like grid which I already used.
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Bootstrap is not exactly CSS, as far as I know. As to how CSS handles columns my impression is that the height of the columns depends on how much is in the text, with the CSS giving you columns of equal height.
As to flexboxes, the impression I get from what I’ve seen around the web is that CSS grids look to supplant and replace CSS flexboxes, though that could change. Or, we could see a mash-up of grids and flexboxes, with maybe some borrowing from CSS regions.