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Is there a wordpress plug in to mimic a Pinterest Dynamic Grid Layout?
right…but how do I use with with WordPress?
Weird, I definitely posted in this thread with nearly exactly Senff’s comment.
You would use it just like you would on any other website. The fact that you are using WordPress makes no difference to a jQuery plugin.
Oh, OK I think I’m starting to get it. Sorry if this seems trivial to you.
For some reason it’s been a grey area for me.
The one thing about this jQuery plugin is that it looks like the images need to be sized. Is there a Pinterest-like Dynamic layout grid that sizes the pics automatically? Or better yet–work with the Next Gen Gallery?
It depends what you want, really. By default, the plugin will leave the size of the images alone and just fit them as good as possible. But if you want the width of each picture to be the same (I believe that’s how Pinterest has it), then you should be able to do that by setting the width in CSS.
You’ll learn a lot from just trying things out, don’t be scared to experiment a little.
Ok, I think I got it to work. Thanks!
I was still having problems. Putting javascript in the body was screwing up the footer…but I just found this which seems exactly what I was looking for
http://codecanyon.net/item/media-grid-wordpress-responsive-portfolio/2218545
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You may want to look an alternative from Masonry,
[http://webdesigninspirationtoday.com/article/367/5-jquery-plugins-to-produce-pinterest-like-dynamic-grid-layout](http://webdesigninspirationtoday.com/article/367/5-jquery-plugins-to-produce-pinterest-like-dynamic-grid-layout)
There, you can see 5 jQuery plugins to produce pinterest-like dynamic grid layout. Cheers :)