Applying new way to style 3x3 in Gallery + Adding more handling for empty adjectives/groups.

app.py

@@ -80,13 +80,13 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
             adj1 = gr.Dropdown(adjectives, label = "Choose a first adjective (or leave this blank!)", interactive=True)
             choice1 = gr.Dropdown(professions, label = "Choose a first group", interactive=True)
 #           seed1= gr.Dropdown(seeds, label = "Choose a random seed to compare results", value = seeds[1], interactive=True)
-            images1 = gr.Gallery(label="Images") #.style(grid=[3], height="auto")
+            images1 = gr.Gallery(label="Images", columns=3, rows=3, height="auto") #.style(grid=[3], height="auto")
         with gr.Column():
             model2 = gr.Dropdown(models, label = "Choose a model to compare results", value = models[0], interactive=True)         
             adj2 = gr.Dropdown(adjectives, label = "Choose a second adjective (or leave this blank!)", interactive=True)
             choice2 = gr.Dropdown(professions, label = "Choose a second group", interactive=True)
 #           seed2= gr.Dropdown(seeds, label = "Choose a random seed to compare results", value= seeds[1], interactive=True)
-            images2 = gr.Gallery(label="Images")#.style(grid=[3], height="auto")
+            images2 = gr.Gallery(label="Images", columns=3, rows=3, height="auto")#.style(grid=[3], height="auto")
 
     gr.Markdown("### [Research](http://gender-decoder.katmatfield.com/static/documents/Gaucher-Friesen-Kay-JPSP-Gendered-Wording-in-Job-ads.pdf) has shown that \
                     certain words are considered more masculine- or feminine-coded based on how appealing job descriptions containing these words \