There are no obvious CSS properties or values for making a @keyframe animation wait between iterations, or have a pause before starting. But Nils Riedmann cooked up a clever way to do it using linear() animation timing. I think this is cleaner than faking it with multiple benign keyframe steps. Remember linear is not the same as linear(). The later is a function that can take any number of points and thus create any sort of easing.
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Masonry (with Animation) in CSS
Masonry.js was famous for creating, uh, Masonry layouts. But it did something else, too: animate fluid grids. Here’s a way to get that in native CSS as well as the layout.
