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On certain wikipedia's like zhwp, some users would put images or portal links, floating to the right side, in the References section with the single-column-by-default `<references />`. This becomes a concern when migration to responsive layout (T33597) is put on the table, as CSS multi-column layout tend to limit the whole `div` block inside a strict, rectangular box. As a result, an unfilled area appears below the flowed elements. An obvious page-level fix is to move these things to a gallery or "see also" section, but it makes the config change objection-worthy. An alternative fix on the CSS level would be doing `clear: both` to transfer the blame away from reference wrappers.

On certain wikipedia's like zhwp, some users would put images or portal links, floating to the right side, in the References section with the single-column-by-default `<references />`. This becomes a concern when migration to responsive layout (T33597) is put on the table, as CSS multi-column layout tend to limit the whole `div` block inside a strict, rectangular box. As a result, an unfilled area appears below the flowed elements. An obvious page-level fix is to move these things to a gallery or "see also" section, but it makes the config change objection-worthy. An alternative workaround on the CSS level would be doing `clear: both` to transfer the blame away from reference wrappers.

On certain wikipedia's like zhwp, some users would put images or portal links, floating to the right side, in the References section with the single-column-by-default `<references />`. This becomes a concern when migration to responsive layout (T33597) is put on the table, as CSS multi-column layout tend to limit the whole `div` block inside a strict, rectangular box. As a result, an unfilled area appears below the flowed elements. An obvious page-level fix is to move these things to a gallery or "see also" section, but it makes the config change objection-worthy. An alternative fixworkaround on the CSS level would be doing `clear: both` to transfer the blame away from reference wrappers.