Weird behaviour on Safari with 2 cols
See original GitHub issueI’ve noticed a very strange behaviour only on Safari.
I’m using a 2 column layout with column-count: 2;
.
As you can see here (on a staging site), the images with image-compare-viewer
on the second col are completely bugged. But, when I restore to only one col or any other display: grid|flex;
it works just fine.
You can compare the staging with the prod version, working with a grid layout here.
I did some test but I have not been able to determine if the problem comes from the JS or Safari 🤷♂️. Any idea ?
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- Created 3 years ago
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Tailwind is the best! I have to be honest with you, I didn’t even know column-count existed, I figured I was great at CSS but obviously there’s always something to learn
You can do a Masonry layout without any javascript thanks to
column-count
😍