Reputation: 1308
I am having an unusual issue.
I am using both jQuery Masonry and Infinite Scroll on a website.
http://www.infinite-scroll.com/
The site is also responsive, so at certain breakpoints (480px, 768px, etc.) I add some styles to change the order of the boxes using the nth-child selector. To elaborate, each masonry brick contains two squares, which get switched to the left or right depending on the screen size. So you would see something like this:
#main-content article:nth-child(2) .first,
#main-content article:nth-child(2n+8) .first {
left: 0;
}
#main-content article:nth-child(2) .second,
#main-content article:nth-child(2n+8) .second {
left: 15em; /* 240px / 16px = 15em */
}
The issue is, when Infinite Scroll pulls in my other posts, these nth-child styles do not get applied... leaving a very wonky looking design.
Is there anyway I can force Infinite Scroll to apply everything from my media queries? Is there perhaps a callback function that will allow me to either force Infinite Scroll to accept my nth-child styles or reload the styles.css?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1200
Reputation: 1308
Idiotic mistake on my part.
What was happening was, Infinite Scroll adds a #loading to the container... and since I was using nth-child and not nth-of-type... my styling was including that element.
All is well now.
Upvotes: 1