> Using Bobby's simple code, I got it to work (yes, fix the problem; don't
> cover it up).
Of course, if you're using CSS for your layouts, this is even easier and
no fancy code wrangling needed:
<div id="container">
<cfoutput query="myQUERY">
<div class="queryCELL">#myQUERY.myOUTPUT#</div>
</cfoutput>
</div>
In the most simple form:
Set your "container" div at the desired overall width.
Set your "queryCELL" div at the division you want and float it left.
So, if the "container" is 600px, you get two columns if "queryCELL" is
300px, three columns at 200px ... and so on.
Don't forget your IE float bug, padding and such into consideration, but
hey, it's neat code and it works.
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