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Right now, the script sometimes places the final image on its own row. Setting allowPartialLastRow to false then makes the last image huge -- which looks great, but the first image is frequently the most important image, and the one that would look best at full width.
When the image collection requires there be an orphaned image, I'd love the option to make the first image be the orphan instead.
(My guess is this would mean reversing the list of images before assembling rows, and then again reversing both the images in each row and the rows themselves before returning the final markup.)
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Right now, the script sometimes places the final image on its own row. Setting allowPartialLastRow to false then makes the last image huge -- which looks great, but the first image is frequently the most important image, and the one that would look best at full width.
When the image collection requires there be an orphaned image, I'd love the option to make the first image be the orphan instead.
(My guess is this would mean reversing the list of images before assembling rows, and then again reversing both the images in each row and the rows themselves before returning the final markup.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: