Displaying elements as rows in a table

For example, you want to create a table containing the titles of a section’s articles arranged in three columns, the number of lines depending on the total number of articles, like this:

This trick involves using the doublons (unique) criterion and recursive loops. You first build a loop which displays the first three articles of the section once doublons criterion eliminates duplicates. You can see that you just re-invoke this loop each time, gradually displaying all the remaining articles. For that, in the conditional code of this loop, you add a recursive call towards the parent loop, it will be invoked as long as it produces results.

The same type of loop, with the title tags replaced by logo tags (#LOGO_ARTICLE), allows a gallery display where each article logo (of which the size will preferably be fixed to give a balanced page layout) gives a thambnail.