Vertican ordering can get complex. I guess you could use 0 columns per row, remove the table, then place everything in a big two column one row table (or a pair of 50% width div floats if you prefer). In order to detect at which link the second column should begin you'd put this in the template:
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Is there a way to make the columns order from top to bottom in the first column and then continue at the top of the second column, etc...??
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Vertican ordering can get complex. I guess you could use 0 columns per row, remove the table, then place everything in a big two column one row table (or a pair of 50% width div floats if you prefer). In order to detect at which link the second column should begin you'd put this in the template:
<?php if ({LINKNUMBER} == (int)({CATLINKSHERE} / 2) { ?> </td><td> <?php } ?>That should switch columns at the halfway mark.developer
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Since I see you're already reading the thread, please note the corrections in my edit.