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 A good question! You _can_ use pure CSS to achieve the same outcome. However, there are several aspects of this setup that require a bit of "dynamic" updating to make it flexible and easy to use (hence the use of Javascript). The main one being that the masonry container requires a fixed height (which FlexMasonry calculates on the fly). Also the masonry container needs a certain number of "break" elements to work properly depending on the number of columns. To enable this, and to support having a different number of columns at different responsive breakpoints, we need Javascript.
 
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 ## Credits
 
 FlexMasonry was created by [Gilbert Pellegrom](https://gilbitron.me) from [Dev7studios](https://dev7studios.co). Released under the MIT license.