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It is actually responsive, I think because I used percentages in the CSS.



So it makes pictures larger / smaller based on the screen width?

Usually what is expected is that with narrower screen, you get fewer columns, pictures are still same-ish size. You also need to keep the order of the items (e.g. on a wider screen 1, 2, 3, 4 are all on one row, with a smaller screen 1 and 2 are on a row, then 3 and 4 on another row).


So no different than current design paradigms (which I loathe btw) which give you the exact same content regardless of viewport size.


Sure, but different from what the masonry design is meant to facilitate (check the linked demos). It's very useful esp. for a photo gallery kind of sites.




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