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    Approaches for a CSS Masonry Layout

    • But it’s not quite as clever, because you’ll need to set a height of some kind to get it to wrap the columns. You’ll also have to be explicit about widths rather than having it decide columns for you. But it’s do… See more

    Do You Need A Clean Bottom Edge? A Flexbox/Javascript Combo Can Help.

    Jamie Perkins originally wrote this, then Janosh Riebesell re-wrote itand, now I’m porting it here. It totally messes with the order and requires the children to be flexy about their … See more

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    Is Horizontal Line Masonry Ok?

    If it’s just the uneven brick-like look you’re after, then horizontal masonry is way easier. You could probably even float stuff if you don’t care about the ragged edge. If you wanna … See more

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    You’D Think CSS Grid Could Help

    CSS grid is very amazing and useful in a CSS developer’s everyday life, but it’s not really designed for masonry style layouts. CSS grid is about defining lines and placing things alon… See more

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    Grid + Javascript-Manipulated Row Spans

    Andy Barefoot wrote up a great guide.The trick is setting up repeating grid rows that are fairly short, letting the elements fall into the grid horizontally as they may, then adjusting th… See more

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