Building Grids with PHP, the easy way

In my years as a developer, I have found myself building grids in html, always with a different number of elements per row. The first few times I solved this problem, I used the modulus (%) divided by the number of elements needed for the row, with an if statement to see if the row container should be closed or not.  This especially sucks if you are doing something recursively, so why not do it in a way that is easy to read, doesn’t require css hacks, and can take advantage of the row-fluid and span classes in bootstrap. Use array_chunk.

Isn’t that much easier to read?