Masonry refers to the type of layout which is most famously used on Pinterest. It differs quite a lot from flex or grid, which have fixed row width. Masonry usually does a few things:Fill in the gaps Adjust automtically to CSS changes Create a container of the correct height. There is no support for CSS masonry in any modern browser.
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