how to create dynamic ul after 10 value using php


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$maincounter=0;?>
<div id="ngg-image-pid ?>” class=”ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box” style ?> >
    10&&$arraycount
  • <a href="imageURL ?>” title=”description ?>” thumbcode ?> >
    hidden ) { ?>
    <img title="alttext ?>” alt=”alttext ?>” src=”thumbnailURL ?>” size ?> />
    • =20){
    $divcounter=($arraycount/2);
    for($i=0;$i
  • <a href="imageURL ?>” title=”description ?>” thumbcode ?> >
    hidden ) { ?>
    <img title="alttext ?>” alt=”alttext ?>” src=”thumbnailURL ?>” size ?> />
    <?php
    for($i=$divcounter;$i
  • <a href="imageURL ?>” title=”description ?>” thumbcode ?> >
    hidden ) { ?>
    <img title="alttext ?>” alt=”alttext ?>” src=”thumbnailURL ?>” size ?> />
  • <a href="imageURL ?>” title=”description ?>” thumbcode ?> >
    hidden ) { ?>
    <img title="alttext ?>” alt=”alttext ?>” src=”thumbnailURL ?>” size ?> />

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