Grid-A-Licious, Responsive Floating Grid Layout jQuery Plugin

Written by Kevin Liew on 17 Oct 2012
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There are many Pinterest floating grid or dynamic grid javascript plugins, if you missed our previous article about it, you can read it here - Create Pinterest Layout easily and use it creatively.

However, Grid-A-Licious has a distinctive difference if compared to the rest - it is responsive and will able to adapt to different screen size or device. Grid-A-Licious used to be bundled into a WordPress theme. Now, the author rewrote the whole thing and released it as a plugin called Grid-A-Licious 3. If you're building this kind of layout, it's worth to check Grid-A-Licious out because of its simplicity.

Features

  • Support responsive
  • fadeInOnAppear effect
  • OnComplete Call back event
  • Width and gutter setting
  • Prepend and Append method to add new items.

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By Kevin Liew

Kevin Liew is a web designer and developer and keen on contributing to the web development industry. He loves frontend development and absolutely amazed by jQuery. Feel free to say hi to me, or follow @quenesswebblog on twitter.

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4 comments
Ale 12 years ago
Great. But how can be integrated in Wordpress?
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Alphonse 11 years ago
Exactly. I contacted the programmer directly but he was no help whatsoever. It's hardly a plugin at this stage.
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Quackamole 11 years ago
The WordPress theme Grid-A-Licious cost a small fortune to buy. Quite instantly, it just stopped being developed. New WP versions came along but no official support for its new (often important security related) upgrades. Lasting impression: this developer is very talented in what he creates, yet very abscent and unresponsive. Throwing up a forum and have customers bombard clueless questions based on skimpy documentation ain't really superb … Maybe suprb.
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steve 11 years ago
This is great! But, it does not appear to be a plugin. Any plans to make this a plugin for Wordpress?
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