On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 16:35:29 +0100, Markus Jonsson <carnaby@passagen.se>  
wrote:

> Shouldn't there be a Grid element, similar to the GtkIconView of the  
> GTK+ toolkit?

No.

> Unlike a TABLE, you wouldn't have to specify rows and columns. The
> number of cols/rows would be rearranged automatically due to the
> measures of the container.

This is very easy to accomplish with some simple CSS and that is the  
intended way to solve such problems. Design- and presentation-related  
things like this has nothing to do with HTML.

What you would do in CSS is typically float ('float: left') elements with  
specified height and width inside a container. When the container's width  
increases, more elements will fit on the same line (or "row") and would  
give a fluid look, almost like GtkIconView.

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