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excuse me if this like the Enhancement-Issue (#30) but I'm not sure if it is.
it feels like your plugin is doing nearly what I need but I might not be capable of tweaking it accordingly.
What I need is a fixed height and width Container (100%, 100%) and an arbitrary number of elements is getting fitted into the area.
Imagine a Chessboard just with an arbitrary number of black and white fields.
To give you a real world example - we have a Screen here in our office showing some planning (from 5-15 elements) cards / tiles ... and the most important part is that all elements are shown.
and thx for your work, even if it'd turns out I can't use it :) 👍
Marius
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You could probably pull this off with some trickery... the issue is that Mason likes to fill the total space vs a specific space, if that makes sense.
You'll notice in the examples for promoted http://masonjs.com/#grid-c the grid stays the same configuration / size on every refresh. This is because the promoted elements are forcing their size thus creating a grid that never changes.
There could also be some tweaks made to the overall code to change it to use 100% x 100% but that would require some re-tooling and re-thinking around the layout algorithm.
Hey Drew,
excuse me if this like the Enhancement-Issue (#30) but I'm not sure if it is.
it feels like your plugin is doing nearly what I need but I might not be capable of tweaking it accordingly.
What I need is a fixed height and width Container (100%, 100%) and an arbitrary number of elements is getting fitted into the area.
Imagine a Chessboard just with an arbitrary number of black and white fields.
To give you a real world example - we have a Screen here in our office showing some planning (from 5-15 elements) cards / tiles ... and the most important part is that all elements are shown.
and thx for your work, even if it'd turns out I can't use it :) 👍
Marius
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: