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Masonry, however, does take the columnWidthproperty in consideration.
I've tried explicitly typing the bricks class via the item-selector property, but no change.
This is my HTML
As for now - Animations doesn't work and I have a huge error dumped into my console.
Anyone got this before?
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I'm trying to debug this and this is what I saw:
as you can see the query that is being ran on the containing div (.masonry-container, in my case) is 200px and that's where the exception pops.
This is the options object as received by outlayer.js.
As you can see, the itemSelector is properly set so my guess is that it is not related to the issue.
Hope this helps
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Hi,
I'm hitting this:
Masonry, however, does take the
columnWidth
property in consideration.I've tried explicitly typing the bricks class via the
item-selector
property, but no change.This is my HTML
As for now - Animations doesn't work and I have a huge error dumped into my console.
Anyone got this before?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: