Masonry Layout Demo
This page demonstrates a true Pinterest-style masonry layout. Cards are numbered left-to-right, row by row.
Card 1
Short content.
Card 2
Medium length content that spans a couple of lines and provides a bit more detail about the card.
Card 3
Longer content that really fills out the card with multiple sentences. This helps demonstrate how the masonry layout handles cards of different heights. The content can vary significantly in length.
Card 4
Very short.
Card 5
This is an extra long piece of content that goes on and on, providing extensive details and information. It might include multiple paragraphs worth of text to really show how tall a card can get in the masonry layout. This helps visualize the Pinterest-style column layout where cards stack naturally based on their height.
Card 6
Short content.
Card 7
Medium length content that spans a couple of lines and provides a bit more detail about the card.
Card 8
Longer content that really fills out the card with multiple sentences. This helps demonstrate how the masonry layout handles cards of different heights. The content can vary significantly in length.
Card 9
Very short.
Card 10
This is an extra long piece of content that goes on and on, providing extensive details and information. It might include multiple paragraphs worth of text to really show how tall a card can get in the masonry layout. This helps visualize the Pinterest-style column layout where cards stack naturally based on their height.
Card 11
Short content.
Card 12
Medium length content that spans a couple of lines and provides a bit more detail about the card.
Card 13
Longer content that really fills out the card with multiple sentences. This helps demonstrate how the masonry layout handles cards of different heights. The content can vary significantly in length.
Card 14
Very short.
Card 15
This is an extra long piece of content that goes on and on, providing extensive details and information. It might include multiple paragraphs worth of text to really show how tall a card can get in the masonry layout. This helps visualize the Pinterest-style column layout where cards stack naturally based on their height.