[Steven Zahm]

@ George

There’s no way to deal with that in pure CSS that I am aware of. About a year ago or so I did some custom work where columns were needed and had issue with headers at the ends of columns. I ended up using the jQuery plugin to do it.

https://github.com/adamwulf/Columnizer-jQuery-Plugin

If you can add the dontsplit class to the span classedasadr` that should make it so addresses are not split when the jQuery plugin creates the columns.

Hope that helps.