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My first Kirby Site 
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This is a new Kirby Site for an Intellectual Propery Boutique in Spain: https://baylos.com/en
We have integrated this library as a plugin to generate VCARDs on-the-fly and it works like a charm.
We have done all the Re-Branding too.
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Here is my first ever kirby made website. Don’t know much about programming, html, css etc, but learned my way. Also still work in progress 
Let me know your thoughts, thank you.
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Here’s a playful website for a dutch cabaret festival that recently launched:
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Awesome! Looks good
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I like it, it reminds me lot my website: 11bits.es 
Yes! Your template was a lifesaver, thank you.
Ah, that’s why it looked familiar to me 
Thanks!
Portfolio for Interior Designer Cyrus Ghanai:
https://cyrus-ghanai.de/
This is the first time we used Imageset and Imagekit by @fabianmichael on a project - these two plugins change the game for handling images in Kirby 2!
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Great news, Rotolux Press is online, made with Kirby, tanks to Cartkit plugin !
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My humble personal hobby website.
I had abandoned my site (and web coding) for almost a decade. Then got really excited reading about CCS flexbox a couple weeks ago. Watched some Youtube, put my layout together, tried out Grav/Pico/Kirby, and here it is. Next is to revive all the contents it used to have 
Loved how dead simple it is to add a 404
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A little photo website about adventures in BC and beyond: fieldandforest.co
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Thats nice site, but you should probably test out the masonry a bit more… it doesn’t look great on very large screens or medium sized ones (my screen is 3440 x 1400)…
hmmm… i’m on a Mac (Mojave) and i tried every major browser, and some others, with the same result… (Opera, Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi)
I’m on Mojave as well and I bet you have this option set up in a different way than me which is why you have that weird spacing 
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On Mojave as well and just switched the scroll settings to “Always” — yup, that breaks it. Is this a common problem with with Masonry? Didn’t think to test that and not sure how to fix
Masonary style scripts are really hard to do. The math involved to figure it out and get good performance is just crazy. However, browsers have moved and you can get pretty much this effect now through css grid(like this https://codepen.io/balazs_sziklai/pen/mOwoLg) - theres plenty of other ways out there, google around. Im guessing that Mojave setting changes the width of the viewport in a different way, throwing out the maths and making it think there isnt room for another column.
I would file an issue on the Masonary Github, give them some time fix it (that’s actually one of the better scripts) See how long it takes to fix, and if it’s not forth coming try another masonary style script, or ditch javascript solution all together and use CSS grid (dependent on which browsers you want to support.)
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