A quick and dirty hack for multi-Column output... If you can do better let me know, because this is nasty (but it works) :)

By : svonwolf

<?
$count == 0;

printf("<table width=400 border=0 align=center><tr valign=top align=center>");
while (($row = mysql_fetch_object($query))){

if ($count != 4) // Number of collumns per row
{
printf("<td><a href=%s><img src=%s border=0></a></td>",$row->ibig, $row->ithumb) ;

}
else
{
printf("<tr valign=top align=center><td><a href=%s><img src=%s border=0></a></td>",$row->ibig, $row->ithumb) ;
$count = 0;
}
$count++;
}
printf("</tr></table>");
printf("<center>");
?>

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