murklan

Yes, I can sre the problems with that to. But it was been firured out sice I can see it on some places.

Now as a workaround of some kind, I just made the page container for masonry wider so that the bricks will end up on the correct places.

you can check it out on http://www.archie.se/kategori-test password: testingtesting

But it only work when I have the width=’100%’ in the shortcode and it also makes that the images won’t scale down to fit betten on smaller screens. My shortcode:
[cactus-masonry width=’auto’ max_width=’396px’ display_post_titles=’true’ display_post_excerpts=’true’ fit_width=’true’ horizontal_spacing=’58px’ soft_gutter=’0′ vertical_spacing=’20’]

Thank you for the updates!

Yes, thanx. I did something similar

$lcp_display_output .= "<span class='paneldate'>";
  $lcp_display_output .= ' ' . $this->get_date($single);
  $lcp_display_output .= "</span>";

Hope you find someway around it.

But I also found another thing. Using LCP in a nested shortcode. I’m using the Foundation framework (by Zurb) and when nesting the LCP in a second shortcode it won’t work. Like this:

[section_group type="accordion" ] [section title="Education"]

[section_group type="accordion" ] [section title="Educational models"]
[catlist id=49 orderby=date date=yes thumbnail=yes thumbnail_size=tinylistImage thumbnail_class=tinylist]
[/section] [/section_group]

[/section] [/section_group]

But I guess it has something to do with wordpress itself and I’ll try to sort it out.

ps. thank you for a great plugin btw.