Firefox released the first prototype of #CSS Masonry back in 2020, as an extension to Grid layout. Now Safari TP has it as well, while Chrome is working on an alternate proposal. I've been enjoying the discussions, and the way both proposals have improved because of the debate. But what's the current status, what's next, and what's at stake?

OddBird

Choosing a Masonry Syntax in CSS

What makes something a 'grid', and what's at stake?

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This is a nice little monthly update on the support status of various features, from the Web DX community group. And it has an RSS feed! 🥳 Cascade Layers have been supported on all major browsers for 30 months! (That's the criteria used for 'widely available' in Baseline) #css

Web platform features explorer - September 2024 release notes

Starting in 1hr (10am PT) @npub1n00p...0sgz and I will be Winging It live! We're talking about #CSS grids again – starting with a mockup and some HTML (which I haven't seen yet), and talking through our process as we write the code. https://www.youtube.com/live/kQu-bSWccNA

My first full disassembly. Hope I can get it back together after cleaning! #clocks

The CSSWG as agreed to publish a first Working Draft for Masonry layout – with the two major proposals merged where possible, and otherwise presented side by side. Most of the differences are syntax only. Here's the Editor's Draft that will be published:

CSS Grid Layout Module Level 3

And the discussion:

GitHub

[css-grid-3] FPWD for Masonry Layout · Issue #8195 · w3c/csswg-drafts

There is an Editor's Draft for Masonry layout at https://drafts.csswg.org/css-grid-3/ We would like to see this go to First Public Working Draft.

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