Niklas Rämö

@superfein Yep, all of this should be doable with Muuri. I suggest you start by reading the docs here: https://github.com/haltu/muuri#grid-method-sort. You can do pretty much any kind of sorting with...

Yep, in general I've been thinking about supporting multiple class names too as it's not that big of a change. However, when using utility classes you can always just add/remove...

I'm pretty tempted to add this feature, but I still have one major issue in my mind. If you use utility classes and define e.g. "foo bar" as the item...

Yes, Muuri keeps the class names in memory so it can add/remove them when needed. Supporting multiple references would not be hard, I guess, but there is still the problem...

Could you (@silfrido-porta or @Mathias-Tortomano) provide a reduced test case in e.g. [codepen](https://codepen.io/) which shows this error? It's hard to do fix it without a reproducible test case.

As the error says, it seems that your item does not have a (required) child element. Have you checked if that's the case?

@kkoo95 Ugh, that sounds like loads of trouble to maintain indeed. Is there really no way to make Muuri compatible with Angular without touching the internal ticker system? In any...

@ibrychgo All of those features are implemented in the kanban demo here AFAIK (7 included): https://muuri.dev/, you can peek the code here: https://github.com/haltu/muuri/tree/gh-pages. Hope that helps :)

@arcticmatt That looks more like a rendering glitch to me. Not directly related to Muuri. But good thing you've found a workaround for it already ;)

Yep, it would be nice, but unfortunately that's not trivial to implement. If you have a suggestion how to implement that change I'm all ears :)