In theory, it could be done by setting the columns to 0 and using some template PHP along these lines to insert them: <?php if ({LINKNUMBER} % 3) { ?></tr><tr><?php } ?> for the three col one and <?php if ({LINKNUMBER} % 2) { ?></tr><tr><?php } ?> for the two col one.
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Posted Dec 15, 2005 - 11:00 AM:
I have one link type that I would like displayed in 3 columns, whilst all the others are 2 columns. Is this possible?
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In theory, it could be done by setting the columns to 0 and using some template PHP along these lines to insert them:
<?php if ({LINKNUMBER} % 3) { ?></tr><tr><?php } ?>
for the three col one and
<?php if ({LINKNUMBER} % 2) { ?></tr><tr><?php } ?>
for the two col one.
Don't think it's ever been tried in practice.
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Thanks Paul. Don't think I'm experienced enough to be a guinea pig so will give it a miss <G>