1 <p>Multi-Column CSS is a great feature that allows you to split a block of text into multiple columns. Usually, it is very difficult to read very long lines of text: if it takes you too long to move your eyes from the end of one line to the beginning of another, then you can easily lose your place. To reduce the amount of display space needed on the screen while making the text more readable at the same time, you can break one solid block of text into several columns, just like in a newspaper.</p>

2 <p>Currently multi-column CSS is supported in all popular modern browsers. Let’s take a look at the basic properties that are used to create columns.</p>

3 <p>The first is column-count. This property takes an integer as a parameter and divides the block of text into the specified number of columns that are equal in width to each other.</p>

4 <p>Multi-column CSS is already supported in <a>these</a>browsers.</p>