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I'm no longer maintaining it. I have no idea how the asset pipeline works in Rails 4 and beyond. Feel free to make a pull request for a fix or even take over this project as you see fit... |
@kristianmandrup, how would I go about taking over this project? |
Just added @Judahmeek as collaborator ;) |
Thanks, @kristianmandrup. I'll send you an email to your Gmail account within a couple hours to make sure we're on the same page. |
Okay |
Would anyone be able to tell me why when the page first loads or I refresh it works fine. But when when I go from lets say the "show.html.erb" page back to the "index.html.erb" (set to root) via clicking the logo the images stack up on top of each other and the masonry effect is lost. If I refresh the page all is well again... Thanks |
@SakoMe What browser are you using? According to Google, firefox (and likely Safari as well) do not trigger document.ready when using the back button: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15791148/startup-javascript-code-is-not-executed-when-using-the-firefox-back-button @kristianmandrup Please let me know if you have not received my email (sent approx 6 days ago). |
@Judahmeek Thanks for getting back to me! I figured out a solution. The easies solution was simply adding the jquery-turbolinks gem... Kindest regards! |
When i upgrade from masonry-rails 0.2.1 to 0.2.3 or 0.2.4, i get the following error on rails 4.0.13
It gives me the same error until i remove many css files. Seems like masony-rails 0.2.4 has some things which conflict with existing css files?
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