Need Help Displaying Query

Question

I am having problems with this, I need to re-write this into
3 different routes the CFIF can take. Currently this works because
the query only returns 9 records, they are being displayed as 3
rows with 3 columns. I need to re-write and have it where if the
record count is LT9 to only have the output be on 2 columns with 3
rows....and if the count is LT6 then i only want 1 row with 3
columns. I am having problems figuring out how to modify this code
to accomplish this task. Any help would be greeeeeeeeeeeeat.
<cfif alsobought_counter LTE 9>
<cfif (prodCount+(detailsColCount-1)) MOD detailsColCount
EQ 0><div class="clearfix"></cfif>
<div class="productThumbCont">
<cfset product_link = link("product",
alsoBought_product_id, product_title)>
<div class="productThumbImg">
<a href="#product_link#" class="picksLink"
title="#linktitle#"><img
src="#cfimage[alsobought_counter].thumb.path#" alt="" border="0"
tooltip="#alsoBought_product_id#" />
<cfif len(trim(qryAlso_Bought.is_ondemand)) and
qryrelated_products.is_ondemand EQ 1 AND qryAlso_Bought.is_disabled
NEQ 1 AND request.allowVOD eq 1><div
class="on-demand-call-out"
style="cursor:pointer;margin-top:-22px;margin-top:-25/**/px;margin-left:21px;background:
url(../skins/graphics/btns/ondemand-overlay.gif) 0 0
no-repeat;width:79px;height:22px;filter:alpha(opacity=80);-moz-opacity:.80;opacity:.80;">< /div></cfif></a>
</div>
<div class="productThumbTitle">
<a href="#product_link#" class="picksLink"
title="#linktitle#">#product_title#<cfif
len(trim(extendedTitle))>
(#extendedTitle#)</cfif></a>
<!--- <cfif len(trim(qryAlso_Bought.hotmovies_id)) AND
qryAlso_Bought.is_disabled NEQ 1 AND request.allowVOD eq
1><div
style="padding-top:5px;"><img
src="../skins/graphics/btns/ondemand.gif" alt="Available
On-Demand"
border="0" /></div></cfif> --->
</div>
</div>
<cfif prodCount MOD detailsColCount EQ
0></div></cfif>
<cfset prodCount = IncrementValue(prodCount)>
<cfset alsobought_counter =
IncrementValue(alsobought_counter)>
</cfif>
</cfoutput>
<cfif (prodCount-1) MOD detailsColCount NEQ
0></div></cfif>
</div>
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Answer 1

After you run your query, look at the record count. Run all
the if/else logic you have to to determine the number of columns
you want. Don't worry about the number of rows, that will take care
of itself.
Once you have the number of columns figured out, output your
data as simply as possible, no style tags, no links, just data. Use
the modulus operator to decide when to start a new row.
Once you've accomplished that, start adding the rest of your
stuff.