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  • Thread Starter palomar83

    (@palomar83)

    Ah too bad (you didn’t find a problem). Thank you so much for your help!

    I am sending over to you the grid as well as the skin I use. If you do not find anything I think I will just disable Lazy Loader on masonry pages, no problem. It works quite well on the rest of my website (I may also share a copy of my website with you but you are probably fed up with trying to pinpoint this issue).

    Best,

    Nicolas

    Not sure if this will help, but on a masonry-based site that behaved badly when using lazysizes (not in Lazy Loader though), I ended up adding this JS to fix;

    jQuery(document).on('lazyloaded', function(e){jQuery('.av-masonry-container').masonry({}).masonry('layout');});

    Obviously .av-masonry-container might need to be changed into the id of the mansonry-containing DIV in your case.

    frank

    Plugin Author Florian Brinkmann

    (@florianbrinkmann)

    Thanks @palomar83 for sending me the skin data, but – like you already guessed – that did not make the issue visible in my test case. Feel free to send me a copy of your site if you want, I would like to figure out what the issue is.

    Best,
    Florian

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