Tired Of Clunky Looking Donor Lists?

One of the most common frustration points I encounter with Venture users is how to deal with exceptionally long donor lists so they look good on their website. For groups with enough of a budget, we can handle all of that for them, but for everyone else, the pain points emerge when finding a solution that looks good but doesn’t require more time than it takes to organize them in a simple bullet list.

Fortunately, there’s a bit of CSS magic you can use that will accomplish the following:

1. Turn the default single column list into as many columns as you want.
2. Be smart enough to know when to insert each break so items are evenly divided between columns.
3. Remove the default bullet point and/or list number along with removing the left indentation.
4. Allow you to change the number of columns shown on desktop, tablet, and mobile phone devices.

Even if you’re a CSS novice, you’ll likely be able to get something of value out of this, even if it’s nothing more than pointing it out to your current web developer and asking if they can implement it at your site.

I published an article yesterday at ArtsHacker.com with everything you need.

Turn Lists Into Columns With A Little CSS Magic