@@ -262,8 +262,8 @@ <h2>The multi-column model</h2>
262262< p > In the simplest case a multicol element will contain only one row
263263of columns, and the height of each column will be equivalent to the
264264used height of the multi-column element's content box. If the
265- multi-column element is paginated, then the height of each row is
266- constrained by the page, and the content continues in a new row of
265+ multi-column element is paginated, the height of each row is
266+ constrained by the page and the content continues in a new row of
267267column boxes on the next page; a column box never splits across pages.
268268The same effect occurs when a < em > spanning element</ em > divides the
269269multi-column element: the columns before the spanning element are
@@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ <h2>The multi-column model</h2>
284284< p > Column gaps (yellow) and column rules (green) are shown in this
285285sample rendition of a multi-column element with padding (blue). The
286286blue and yellow is present for illustrational purposes only. In actual
287- implementations these ares will be determined by the background.
287+ implementations these areas will be determined by the background.
288288
289289< div class =cols >
290290
@@ -1230,10 +1230,10 @@ <h3>'column-span'</h3>
12301230 < td > < dfn > column-span</ dfn >
12311231 < tr >
12321232 < td > < em > Value:</ em >
1233- < td > 1 | all
1233+ < td > none | all
12341234 < tr >
12351235 < td > < em > Initial:</ em >
1236- < td > 1
1236+ < td > none
12371237 < tr >
12381238 < td > < em > Applies to:</ em >
12391239 < td > static, non-floating elements,
@@ -1255,29 +1255,31 @@ <h3>'column-span'</h3>
12551255
12561256< dl >
12571257
1258- < dt > 1
1258+ < dt > none
12591259< dd > The element does not span multiple columns.
12601260
12611261< dt > all
12621262
12631263< dd > The element spans across all columns. Content in the normal flow
12641264that appears before the element is automatically balanced across all
1265- columns before the element appears.
1265+ columns before the element appears. The element establishes a new
1266+ block formatting context.
12661267
12671268</ dl >
12681269
12691270< p > An element that spans more than one column is called a
12701271< dfn > spanning element</ dfn > .
12711272
1273+ <!--
12721274<p>This property has no effect on elements that do not fit entirely
12731275within the multicol element. Also, if a setting on this property pushes the
12741276element outside a multicol element, this property will have no effect.
1275-
1277+ -->
12761278
12771279< div class ="example ">
12781280
12791281< p > In this example, an < code > h2</ code > element has been added to the
1280- sample document after the first sentence in the fourth alphabet (i.e.,
1282+ sample document after the first sentence in the fourth sentence (i.e.,
12811283after the word "jkl."). This styling applies:
12821284
12831285< pre class ="css ">
@@ -1341,6 +1343,12 @@ <h3>'column-span'</h3>
13411343
13421344</ div >
13431345
1346+ < p > A spanning element takes up more space than the element would take
1347+ up otherwise. When space is limited, it may be impossible to find room
1348+ for the spanning element. In these cases, user agents may treat the
1349+ element as if 'none' had been specified.
1350+
1351+
13441352
13451353< h2 > Filling columns</ h2 >
13461354
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