Description Gridzy.js is a justified gallery, that is built for HTML beginners as well as for power users. The basic usage is incredibly simple and can be learned within a few seconds. But the real power of Gridzy.js is its flexibility. You can use your very own semantic HTML and can style the gallery as you like. The built-in filter system and the API allow a very dynamic use. Changelog: 2.3.0 – March 29th 2021Two new options for “justified” layout 2.2.1 – May 21st 2020Fixed a small issue in calculating the number of columns for waterfall layout 2.2.0 – August 2nd 2019 New “destroy” method New “syncChild” method New demo in package Minor optimizations for rare implementations Version number no longer in file names 2.1.3 – July 19th 2019Fixed a small issue with lazy loading feature if scroll event came from an element other than the window. 2.1.2 – July 11th 2019Fixed a small issue of the lazy loading feature if srcset attributes are used for img tags. 2.1.1 – April 11th 2019bugfix for FF (in some cases, Firefox did not recognize the image sizes correctly) 2.1.0 – March 21st 2019Two new options for “justified” layout 2.0.0 – October 25th 2018everything new 1.3 – May 11th 2016 bugfix for FF and IE (slow loading images where distorted sometimes) bugfix for FF and Chrome (slow loading images where displayed in original size and over the grid sometimes) bugfix for Chrome (sometimes the grid couldn’t render correctly after reloading the page) 1.2 – April 13th 2016various implementations for better loading behaviour: – new option “preventInitialAnimation” (false by default) – prevent jumping elements during loading by usage of width and height attributes. – lazy loading – to load only visible images 1.1 – March 25th 2015 minor bugfix for old android browsers (images where distorted in certain configurations) additional demo example included: combined with photoswipe 1.0 – Jan. 10th 2015published