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“There’s a layout type that web designers have been using for a long time now, and yet can’t be easily done with CSS: “masonry” layout, sometimes called “you know, like Pinterest does it” layout. Masonry sits sort of halfway between flexbox and grid layout, which is a big part of why it’s been so...” (from the page’s text)

In short: Discover the new Item Flow proposal for CSS Masonry layout, offering a compact syntax and compatibility with grid settings, revolutionizing web design. (AI summary)

Topic: Web Development › Css Layouts
Quality: Quality 84 scored 11 Aug 2025
Language: english
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