David DeSandro

I believe a better solution is to point to the 4 `.js` files ``` json "overrides": { "packery": { "main": [ "js/rect.js", "js/packer.js", "js/item.js", "js/packery.js" ] } } ``` This...

Thanks for reporting this issue. This looks to be a browser bug. Mobile safari itself does not allow its webview to expand into the notch area. Bummer. 😩

Ah! I did not know about `viewport-fit`. You could try changing it dynamically on [`fullscreenChange`](https://flickity.metafizzy.co/events.html#fullscreenchange)

Hello! Thanks for reporting this issue. Alas, I do not React expertise so I don't have an answer here. Maybe someone else can chime in?

I'd recommend sticking with `masonry` as its been used since 2009, so its an established convention, not just with my library, but many other approaches and techniques.

Thanks for reporting this issue. Could you try just requiring `isotope-packery` ? ``` js const Isotope = require('isotope-packery'); const iso = new Isotope(el, options); ```

I'll have to take a look at the issue here.

You do not need jQuery to compile. The issue is likely that `package.pkgd.min.js` includes `jquery-bridget` which does require jQuery. Instead, I recommend you require the source file `node_modules/packery/js/packery`, rather than...

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I think the most straight forward solution is to use `calc` to set the width of item. This allows you to mix percent and pixel values. For example, if you...