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Apart from columns, Counter has other useful CSS classes that can help you style your content. Below is the list of these classes with code examples and descriptions.
Muted Text
<span class"muted">Muted text</span>
Muted text will be 50% transparent. Works with paragraphs, headings, spans, and other text elements.
Drop Cap
<span class="dropcap">C</span>offee...
Use drop cap to highlight the beginning of an article. To add a drop cap, simply wrap the first letter with a span with a dropcap class.
Highlight
<span class="highlight">Highlighted text</span>
To draw user’s attention to a specific phrase, wrap the words you need to be highlighted with the highlight class.
Lead Dots
<p class="lead-dots"><span>Americano</span> <span>2.5</span></p>
Lead dots may be useful to create simple menus or service lists like the one you see in the demo. To add lead dots add a lead-dots class to a paragraph or a heading, and wrap the name of the service and the price in spans.