Hello... long time listener infrequent caller.
Loving the new Zentools 2.

Using it for some masonry work and I'd like to be able to recreate the example shown on the examples page labelled FULLSCREEN MASONRY

When I put in 0 margin in the settings I end up with less than perfect results.

Or... are you going to tell me "it only works with our templates"?

Cheers

Hi

Do you have link for the site?

Cheers
Paul

Not sure what you mean...? If you mean "my" site then the answer is no... I'm looking for directions not a fix to a site issue.
However if you mean the example on the JB site then this is the one I'm referring to > zentools2.joomlabamboo.com/zentools2-examples

Hi Norm - yes long time

And sure it should work with any template.

I guess what Paul meant was do you have an example of it going wrong so we can check your settings?

You need to ensure that:
- the option to disable the margins is enabled.
- That you have masonry widths set in the theme panel that work well for the images.

Scroll down the page here to A note on using masonry layouts:

zentools2.joomlabamboo.com/zentools-layout-styles/masonry

You will see i made a few notes regarding the widths.

Thanks... missed the part about only using px on the bottom margin.
Cheers Anthony, much appreciated.

Incidentally... when using masonry layout... I can't see a "disable margins" option.

Nope... it is my template.
Let me investigate more and I'll get back to you.

Found the culprit... and in my normal manner I'm posting this here in case I need to find it again and maybe so you might consider implementing an "!important" fix
These are the couple of lines that caused it to not render as expected (floating all down the left side.... mind you I could probably be a little more specific with the below css also, which I've now done.

ul {
margin: 10px 20px;
padding: 5px;
}

Cheers

Thanks - I'll let Anthony know

Cheers
Paul

Thanks. !important isnt really the right solution here - Ive added padding 0 to .zentools ul and will add in the next release but it already had margin:0 so it should have nulled any margin you applied to the generic ul.