Quote: "Rich - that stupid image give me an idea. How hard would it be to detect if an image was going to be larger than the screen width and then autohide the row?"
Hmm, not really possible. If all the images were local then sure, I could do it. But when someone links to an image elsewhere, I'd have to code something to actually download that image, then parse it, and then allow display of it - and hope that the image wasn't dynamically generated. This is too much to do at run-time I'm afraid. Also getting the users screen res can only be done with JavaScript, and would need refreshing if they resized their browser, etc.
In short, I don't think there is an exact enough science yet. When the forum moves to 100% CSS layout, the above table stretching won't be a problem.
Bite my shiny metal ass