jquery-mosaic not showing all images

[borekl]

Demos looked nice, so I put together very simple CodePen test:

https://codepen.io/cenozoic/full/WXLBZB/

There are 5 (same) images in it. But jquery-mosaic shows sometimes 3, sometimes 4, almost never all 5 (just resize the viewport to see this). That looks pretty unusable for a gallery.

[tin-cat]

Hey Borek, take a deeper look to the documentation, that’s a the expected behavior, and you can even control it.

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[sebbean]

@borekl sounds responsive!

[borekl]

@tin-cat Oh, I stand corrected, I didn't realize that 'skip' is the default. BTW, how about implementing another policy 'tail' that would leave the last row not fully filled (with the height at maxRowHeight)?

[tin-cat]

Hi @borekl, I agree! That new policy for the maxRowHeight parameter would be nice to have! Will have a try at i! Thanks!

[tin-cat]

Hi! I added a new maxRowHeight policy called 'tail' just as you suggested, I think it works, give it a try and let me know! You can see it working here:

http://jquery-mosaic.tin.cat/example_maxrowheightpolicy.php?randomSeed=9

[borekl]

@tin-cat Great! Thanks for implementing this, I am moving to your tiling code (over from perfect-layout).

[tin-cat]

Great @borekl! First give it a try to see if the new 'tail' policy works well, I did some tests and it seems to work well, but it's a fresh implementation and should be thoroughly tested before releasing it officially! Also, let us know the URL where you're implementing it so we can see it in action! :D