Display /subjects page in columns

[cdrini]

The subjects page was meant to be displayed in columns, but

Steps to Reproduce

1. Go to https://openlibrary.org/subjects

Expected	Actual
Something like this:

Details

• Logged in (Y/N)? Y
• Browser type/version? FF74
• Operating system? Win10
• Environment (prod/dev/local)? prod

Proposal & Constraints

Find a way to add some CSS to this page. Since this is an infogami wiki page, we're not really sure how to add css to it :/ Any attempt to add e.g. <style>, or style="..." to the wiki page's markup failed (looks like it's not allowed), so we need to a way to add CSS to this while leaving the actual HTML file here (or somewhere?) as a wiki page for easy editing.

Related files

None 😬

Stakeholders

[BrittanyBunk]

Is there a way to make it an array or table?

TL:DR I'm no expert, but:

• I did look at the homepage - and it really is a confusion of sorts - has a mix of javascript, css, and of course some stuff (like the bots) are written in python.
• From building websites, usually the CSS is built separately from the HTML, but kind of 'inserted in' so the html code reads it.
• The OL homepage looks like it uses a separate CSS file for its CSS coding, so maybe that could be done too - like create a separate CSS file that an HTML code could call upon?