When prepending (unshift) an element to the ngFor array the method _msnry.appended is called (instead of prepended) resulting in the item being at the bottom.
Maybe in AngularMasonryBrick component on ngAfterViewInit there could be a check to see if this._element is this._parent._msnry.items[0] and this._parent._msnry.items.length > 1 then it would be prepended
When prepending (
unshift) an element to the ngFor array the method_msnry.appendedis called (instead ofprepended) resulting in the item being at the bottom.Maybe in
AngularMasonryBrickcomponent onngAfterViewInitthere could be a check to see ifthis._elementisthis._parent._msnry.items[0]andthis._parent._msnry.items.length > 1then it would be prepended