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I tried rendering my div images like this horizontally (left-to-right, top-to-bottom). But it's not quite right. Wondering if it's just vertically done where each column is rendered (top-to-bottom, right-to-left).
Anybody have any idea how to mimic/replicate this page?
* Update * In response to the answer below, i did a quick search for "masonry vs isotope". The following post explains this question very well, for all those interested.
Each item is placed dynamically with JavaScript. Try viewing it with JS turned off. They are probably using Masonry, Isotope, or something similar.