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Colbegin and Colend can be used to create text columns. Colbegin takes parameters, while Colend does not.

colwidth denotes the minimum width of each column. It has a default value of 30em.

rules denotes whether there is a ruled line between each pair of adjacent columns.

gap denotes the gap between each adjacent column. It has a default value of 1em.

style denotes the CSS styling to be applied to each column.

small denotes whether or not to render the font at 90% size.

content denotes the content of the columns. Is used without Colend.

{{Colbegin|colwidth=10em}}
* a
* b
* c
* d
* e
* f
* g
* h
{{Colend}}

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 == Parameters ==
-''colwidth'' denotes the minimum width of each column. It has a default value of 30em.
+'''colwidth''' denotes the minimum width of each column. It has a default value of 30em.
-''rules'' denotes whether there is a ruled line between each pair of adjacent columns.
+'''rules''' denotes whether there is a ruled line between each pair of adjacent columns.
-''gap'' denotes the gap between each adjacent column. It has a default value of 1em.
+'''gap''' denotes the gap between each adjacent column. It has a default value of 1em.
-''style'' denotes the CSS styling to be applied to each column.
+'''style''' denotes the CSS styling to be applied to each column.
-''small'' denotes whether or not to render the font at 90% size.
+'''small''' denotes whether or not to render the font at 90% size.
-''content'' denotes the content of the columns. Is used without Colend.
+'''content''' denotes the content of the columns. Is used without Colend.
 == Usage ==