How can one effectively display a table with 2 columns (image and link) in 4 columns side by side and multiple rows below each other?
To display a table with 2 columns (image and link) in 4 columns side by side and multiple rows below each other, you can use a combination of HTML and CSS to create a grid layout. You can use PHP to dynamically generate the content for each cell in the table based on your data source. By setting the CSS properties for the table and its cells appropriately, you can achieve the desired layout with 4 columns side by side and multiple rows below each other.
```php
<?php
// Sample data for images and links
$data = array(
array("image" => "image1.jpg", "link" => "link1"),
array("image" => "image2.jpg", "link" => "link2"),
array("image" => "image3.jpg", "link" => "link3"),
// Add more data as needed
);
echo "<div class='table'>";
foreach ($data as $row) {
echo "<div class='row'>";
echo "<div class='cell'><img src='" . $row['image'] . "'></div>";
echo "<div class='cell'><a href='" . $row['link'] . "'>Link</a></div>";
echo "</div>";
}
echo "</div>";
?>
```
In the above PHP code snippet, we iterate over the data array to generate a row for each item. Inside each row, we create two cells - one for the image and one for the link. The CSS classes 'table', 'row', and 'cell' are used to style the layout as a grid with 4 columns side by side and multiple rows below each other.
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