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brickolage

v1.0.7

Published

A tiny modern Masonry alternative, created with CSS3 flexbox + pure javascript

Downloads

5

Readme

Brickolage 🧱

A tiny modern Masonry alternative, created with CSS3 Flexbox + vanilla JavaScript. Based on an elegant idea of Tobias Bjerrome Ahlin.

Update 2023: This is a slightly improved version of my own lib.

Demo

Features:

- Dependency-free.
  • Pure CSS3 Flexbox layout + a little bit of JavaScript. Number of columns is determined by item width via CSS.
  • Grid items stay untouched. No removing/adding DOM elements except separators.
  • No possible issues with absolutely positioned grid items, because it's a Flexbox layout as is.

Setting up

  1. Add a link to the css file in the <head> tag of your index.html:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/brickolage.build.css">
  1. Insert before your closing <body> tag:
<script src="assets/brickolage.build.js"></script>
  1. Add markup to your index.html:
<ul class="brickolage--container">
	<li class="brickolage--item">
		...
	</li>

	<li class="brickolage--item">
		...
	</li>

	<li class="brickolage--item">
		...
	</li>
</ul>
  1. Initialize script in your app.js:
var fire = function() {
	var brcklg = new Brickolage();
}

( document.readyState === "complete" || ( document.readyState !== "loading" && ! document.documentElement.doScroll ) ) && fire() || document.addEventListener( "DOMContentLoaded", fire );

Options

| Option | Description | | ------ | ------ | | container | Specify a selector or HTML element. Default: ".brickolage--container" | | item | Specify a selector or HTMLCollection. Default: ".brickolage--item" | | separatorClassName | A column separator className. Default: "brickolage--separator" | | separatorTagName | A column separator tagName. Default: "li" | | originalOrder | Determines the items order style. Default: false |

Be careful when changing default container, item and separatorClassName options, because of core styles.

Specify script options:

new Brickolage( {
	container: "[data-brickolage]",
	originalOrder: true
} );

Methods

| Method | Description | | ------ | ------ | | reLayout | Use to quickly update the container height and the items order. | | reFresh | Trigger this method after items were added or removed. Accepts new options. | | destroy | Destroys and cleans up the DOM. Returns elements to pre-initialized state. Callback function returns a destroyed instance. |

Call method after initialization:

brcklg.Method();

License

MIT