Use the List item element to add a list item to your List container. 

Locating the list item element

To find the List item element:

• Navigate to a component or a template with the Layout canvas
• Click the + button on the Layout canvas
• Within the Elements tab, look for the List item element.

The List item element includes the following fields:

Using the list item as a content item

The List item can be used as a content item. You can add text content directly to the list item using the List value field. This field is not shown by default. To add the List value field:

• Click on Properties
• Click on Settings
• Click on the List value check box
• Enter a value in the List value field.

Using the list item as a container

The List item can be used as a container so you can add child elements to it. For example: You can add a Link element within your List item to create a list of links.

To add child elements to a list item:

• Make sure you are not using the List value field within the List item as this will be ignored. Remove the field or remove any content from within it
• Click on the Expand icon to open the List item on the Layout canvas
• Click on the + button to open the Sidebar browser
• Drag an Element inside the List item element on the Layout canvas.

List value

• List value - Enter content for the list item

List item type

• List item type - Set the list item type:
  • List item (li) - Use with ordered and unordered lists
  • Description term (dt) - Use with description lists
  • Description term description (dd) - Use with description lists

Custom style

• List item style - Apply a Custom style to a List item. This will override any style properties applied to List items within Base and Custom Ordered and Unordered lists.

Match heights

• Match heights - Match the height of the element using:
  • None - Removes the match heights at the specific breakpoint
  • Class - Match the height of the element with another element with the same class name
  • Children with class - Match the heights of any child elements with the same class name
  • Child element - Match the heights of all child elements of the same type.

For more information on Match heights, see Match the heights of elements.

Comments

• Add comments - Add comments to the Element.  For more information, see Adding comments to an element.

List item element

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Use the List item element to add a list item to your List container. 

Locating the list item element

To find the List item element:

• Navigate to a component or a template with the Layout canvas
• Click the + button on the Layout canvas
• Within the Elements tab, look for the List item element.

The List item element includes the following fields:

Using the list item as a content item

The List item can be used as a content item. You can add text content directly to the list item using the List value field. This field is not shown by default. To add the List value field:

• Click on Properties
• Click on Settings
• Click on the List value check box
• Enter a value in the List value field.

Using the list item as a container

The List item can be used as a container so you can add child elements to it. For example: You can add a Link element within your List item to create a list of links.

To add child elements to a list item:

• Make sure you are not using the List value field within the List item as this will be ignored. Remove the field or remove any content from within it
• Click on the Expand icon to open the List item on the Layout canvas
• Click on the + button to open the Sidebar browser
• Drag an Element inside the List item element on the Layout canvas.

List value

• List value - Enter content for the list item

List item type

• List item type - Set the list item type:
  • List item (li) - Use with ordered and unordered lists
  • Description term (dt) - Use with description lists
  • Description term description (dd) - Use with description lists

Custom style

• List item style - Apply a Custom style to a List item. This will override any style properties applied to List items within Base and Custom Ordered and Unordered lists.

Match heights

• Match heights - Match the height of the element using:
  • None - Removes the match heights at the specific breakpoint
  • Class - Match the height of the element with another element with the same class name
  • Children with class - Match the heights of any child elements with the same class name
  • Child element - Match the heights of all child elements of the same type.

For more information on Match heights, see Match the heights of elements.

Comments

• Add comments - Add comments to the Element.  For more information, see Adding comments to an element.