Packery results in significant cumulative shift score

[hertze]

Perhaps unavoidably so, Packery drags my site down with a significant cumulative shift (CLS) score during Lighthouse tests. Has anyone found a way around this?

[edgarsoto-wt]

Hi, I'm having the same issue, did you find any solution for that?

[hertze]

Sorry, I never did. I just assumed this was an unavoidable consequence of using layout JavaScripts like this. 

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[boomsprout]

I have the same issue. Has anyone either 1) found an alternative to Packery, or 2) found a way to modify Packery to eliminate the CLS? It seems like there should be a way to lock the layout in place after the viewport has been detected and elements rendered. Currently, even after the page loads, the elements in the layout shift before and as you scroll. It looks kinda cool but definitely causes CLS and thus pages receive a lower score. Thanks in advance for the help!