A little help on XML/XSLT... I'm trying to transform BasicTable.xsl in the UDT/StyleSheets into a two or three column stylesheet.  I'm using a post on oxygen editor as my guide.  I've got it doing the first column in each row, but not the rest...any help out there?

I'm trying to transpose, sort of.  I trying to take BasicTable.xsl and make it a basic, two or three column table.

Here is the xsl file I've come up with.  It generates the 1st column in the row okay, but the 2nd and 3rd columns don't show.  The example (which isn't DNN, but the basic concept applies) I'm using employs:

    <xsl:for-each select=".|
    following-sibling::option[position() &lt; 3]">

But I think I'm missing something to populate data in each cell in the 2nd and 3rd columns.  DNN may not be the best forum for this.  If you've got a suggestion for a better forum, lemme know.  Cheers.

Sorry, I realized I wasn't explaining it correctly or clearly (which probably explains some of the problem I'm having accomplishing this).  I'll get more concrete and try and explain it better.

I've got a 60-180 rows of scheduling information, on my website www.ouramen.org that isn't that wide (using the basictable.xsl):

So want to put multiple logical ROWS of XML schedule information on one physical table ROW, because I've got all this information scrolling down the left side of the page, with all this white space on the right. So I want to double up, something like (modified two logical rows per physcial line/row):

So it seems like it'd be easy enough to start with the basictable.xsl and work from there, do you think? or do you have a better idea?  Thanks for your time, patience and input.