Hi Pavel, I got your socialmedia feed working for twittter only (as that was the only feed I needed). I am using it to create a twitter feed aggregate masonry wall. I used Rahul's simple CSS masonry grid (css-masonry). The problem I have is that as the CSS manipulates the feed items in real time as they are loaded it never completes the final alignment. This manifests as the columns not aligned to the top of the page - see image at this twitter post I sent to Rahul (Rahul tweet). Is there a way to force the twitter feed elements to complete before the CSS arranges them in the masonry pattern? ie is this a CSS issue or a js issue?
Hi Pavel, I got your socialmedia feed working for twittter only (as that was the only feed I needed). I am using it to create a twitter feed aggregate masonry wall. I used Rahul's simple CSS masonry grid (css-masonry). The problem I have is that as the CSS manipulates the feed items in real time as they are loaded it never completes the final alignment. This manifests as the columns not aligned to the top of the page - see image at this twitter post I sent to Rahul (Rahul tweet). Is there a way to force the twitter feed elements to complete before the CSS arranges them in the masonry pattern? ie is this a CSS issue or a js issue?