How can I make a liquid table cell?

Let me explain...

I have a table on one of my photo pages. It consists of 3 columns, the first that is merged at the long and 5 ranks.

The last 2 columns House my thumb nails, and the 1st column acts as the "container" of the selected tab.

Now, when I select a vertical photo everythin looks great. But when I select a horizontal tile, it down to fit in the 1st column.

Is there a way to do this 1st column a width "liquid" so that it can adapt to the size of photo whicever it's display?

NEVERMIND - figured it out.

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