Let's explore the concept of 'masonry' layout in web development where items share the same width but differ in height. We'll explain when a simple CSS grid is sufficient, when to rely on libraries like Masonry.js for dynamic content, and why the CSS grid-template-rows experimental value 'masonry' remains impractical due to limited browser support. We'll also touch on accessibility concerns, the underlying column-stacking logic, and more advanced rectangle-packing techniques for layouts with ...
