CSS display masonry
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CSS Masonry should be part of display: grid to streamline layouts, avoid fragmentation, leverage Grid's features, and provide a consistent developer experience.
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CSS Masonry should be part of display: grid to streamline layouts, avoid fragmentation, leverage Grid's features, and provide a consistent developer experience.
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Read PostSticky menus take up space, obscure content, break when zoomed, and are hard to control. Instead, shorten pages, use back-to-top links, and place links in context.
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