I have a bunch of items (text, image, mixed content, etc) that I want to display. The user can define what row and what column that item appears in. For example, in row 1, there could be two items/columns, both images. In row two, there could be three items / columns, one with an image, two others as pure text. Oh, and the user may specify the width of any particular column/image/item.

I have a solution that uses multiple tables that works. In essence, each row is a new table. This works for the most part.

I'm wondering if I can use just divs?

Now my CSS foo is lacking, and I tried to copy examples from the web, and I haven't been able to get it working. Right now I have something like this:

`[for each row]

`

But everything is overlapping each other.

I've also tried using "position: relative", but things look even more borked.

So can divs actually be used for multiple rows and different number of columns?