This was an issue on mobile some time ago, and was fixed by changing the UL tags to DIV tags…
However, while it’s not happening on phone sided mobile mode, it is happening on iPad.
It’s happening on the base theme, and I’ve attached images of it taken from my iPad ( mini2, in ios9)
Basically the page footer gets rendered before the images have downloaded and the JS has had a chance to reposition the images.
If I can offer some advice, from my experience with the masonary JS before, I feel this might prove less problematic if you weren’t setting the images to hidden by default, and only turning them on to visible with JS. It would mean the page was longer than needed initially, and shortened by JS… pulling the page up. It would also mean that if uses had JS disabled, they would get a nicer experience.
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