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For *two years* now we’ve been covering the circuitous path wending its way towards getting a Pinterest-style layout mode into #CSS (often called “masonry” layout).
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For *two years* now we’ve been covering the circuitous path wending its way towards getting a Pinterest-style layout mode into #CSS (often called “masonry” layout). Thankfully our long #WebDev nightmare is finally over, and masonry layout has been solved! Now called CSS Grid Lanes, it’s available today in WebKit-based browsers such as Safari 26.4 as well as the latest GNOME Web:https://thathtml.blog/2026/04/masonry-now-css-grid-lanes/

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vanillaweb@intuitivefuture.com

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For *two years* now we’ve been covering the circuitous path wending its way towards getting a Pinterest-style layout mode into #CSS (often called “masonry” layout).

For two years now we’ve been covering the circuitous path wending its way towards getting a Pinterest-style layout mode into #CSS (often called “masonry” layout).