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actually you can do a pseudo masonry style using pure CSS with display: grid . I done it
by Zardoz84 3y ago
actually you can do a pseudo masonry style using pure CSS with display: grid .
I done it
- qingcharles 3y agoThere's a ton of things that sorta work, I use an all-CSS solution as a fallback for browsers that don't have the CSS property enabled. The problem is that all the pure CSS solutions order the grid in a different order than would be expected by the user. All the JavaScript solutions fix this, but, you know, JavaScript...