Is it possible to create a CSS Masonry grid in Webflow without the need for custom code?

Creating a CSS Masonry grid in Webflow without custom code is not directly possible. Webflow's layout options primarily focus on responsive grid systems like Flexbox and CSS Grid. While these systems are powerful and provide a lot of flexibility, they do not offer native support for the Masonry layout.

However, there are still a couple of alternatives you can consider to achieve a similar effect:

1. Use Webflow's CMS Collection Lists: If you are using Webflow's CMS functionality, you can leverage the Collection Lists and dynamic content to create a Masonry-like grid. By setting up your Collection List with a responsive grid layout, you can create columns or rows that will automatically adjust based on the screen size. Although this will not create a true Masonry grid, it can give a similar appearance.

2. Third-party plugins or custom code: If you're comfortable with custom code or willing to use third-party plugins, you can integrate external solutions like Masonry libraries or jQuery plugins into your Webflow project. These libraries usually offer more advanced layout options like Masonry grids with automatic column balancing and dynamic reflow. You can add custom code to your Webflow project using the HTML Embed element or by exporting the code and hosting it externally.

While it's always preferable to avoid custom code for the sake of simplicity and maintainability, using custom solutions may be necessary if you require a true CSS Masonry grid layout in your Webflow project.