The column-rule-color property is used to set the color of the column rule between adjacent columns in a multi-column layout.
A column rule is kind of like a border that you can add to separate adjacent columns in the same multi-column layout. It can even have styles like those a border can have.
A column rule is drawn only between adjacent columns; that is, it is not drawn before the first column, nor is it drawn after the last column.
A column rule does not take up any space. This means that adding a column rule will not increase the amount of space, or the gap (see column-gap), between the columns.
Official Syntax
-
Syntax:
column-rule-color: <color>
-
Initial:
currentColor - Applies To: multi-column elements
- Animatable: yes, as a color
Values
- <color>
-
See the
<color>entry for a list of possible colors.
Examples
The following will apply a blue color to rules drawn between adjacent columns in a multi-column layout:
.mag {
columns: 12em;
column-rule-width: 5px;
column-rule-style: solid;
column-rule-color: #0099CC;
}
See the live demo section next for a live example.
Browser Support
CSS3 Multiple column layout
Method of flowing information in multiple columns
W3C Candidate Recommendation
Supported from the following versions:
Desktop
- 50
- 92
- 10
- 37
- 10
Mobile / Tablet
- 10
- 130
- all
- 130
- 130
