Brian Sweeney

Float is implemented in 0.6.0, but support is incomplete (since the feature is still experimental it has to be enabled in the configuration). I tested a two-column layout using float...

@zarifansari your question might be better answered on the [support forum](http://groups.google.com/group/dompdf).

Nothing yet :/ We'll need to make some changes to the rendering process before this is truly feasible. Probably won't be until 0.8.0, unless somebody finds the time to jump...

@wardjk you are correct, scaling occurs after the page layout is complete. But more importantly scaling only affect the visual appearance of the element, not it's layout on the page....

Just noting, an appropriate modification to Dompdf to support this would be to implement the [`zoom` CSS property](https://drafts.csswg.org/css-viewport/#zoom-property).

Not paging the element is valid handling of absolutely positioned elements on a paged medium, per the spec. Though, certainly, it would be helpful to at least consider the possibility...

I don't disagree with your points. We'll have to look to see if there's any useful styling arguments that help define this. If not we'll probably use a vendor-prefixed declaration...

I think with the next major release I'll add paging of absolutely positioned content. The changes I'm making to handle paging of non-flow elements works for both absolutely positioned and...

Issue #589 sort of covers this topic, but it's not entirely the same. #589 is talking more generically about multi-column layouts and mentions tables and floats. This issue is about...

@JonielRosales it really depends on the nature of your content. For example, are both columns larger than a single page? If at least one element does not go over a...