Last Dynamic Item in First Row jumps to Second Row in Safari

The last dynamic item in the first row seems to jump to the second row in Safari only (not Chrome) for MacOS.

Check it out (compare on both Chrome and Safari):
http://ecstaticliving.webflow.io/calendar
http://ecstaticliving.webflow.io/workshops

Here’s the read-only link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/ecstaticliving?preview=0928fa8a5815857facb1ece8bb0882c21

(Click on “Pages”, then “Workshops” or “Calendar” to see the relevant page.)

Thanks,
Martin

Hi @ConsciousApps

Can you please provide your read-only link?

@PixelGeek, any updates yet?

Reposting this under “Bugs”—not sure how this topic ended up in the category “Design Help”. Seems clearly like a bug to me.

Hi @ConsciousApps, this is a known behavior at the moment. The dynamic list items do not calculate for the height of the dynamic list items, and when there are different items with different height, this kind of offset/one item dropping to the next row can occur.

I would give your dynamic list item a height so that all items are the same height and see if that helps.

Another option to is to limit your list items to 3, so that there is never more than 3 items shown in the row, and create multiple dynamic lists (first list 1-3 items, second list 4-6 etc)

I would check that, I will be standing by ready to help further.

Hi @cyberdave, thanks for this.

Giving the dynamic list item a uniform height doesn’t fix this bug. For example, each calendar item in http://ecstaticliving.webflow.io/calendar has the same height, yet it still creates a new row.

Creating several dynamic collections and limit them to 3 items each is not a workable solution for us, since the content amount varies over time (sometimes 20 events, sometimes 16, sometimes 24, etc.). Is there an ETA on this bug fix?

Hi @ConsciousApps, thanks, when I looked at the page you mentioned, it is showing the rows three across without one dropping to the next row. Is this still an issue?

Yes, @cyberdave, because this error only shows up in Safari—you probably used Chrome or Firefox (this bug appears to be unique to Safari).

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