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10 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

List icon prop replaces bullets

The List component accepts an icon prop that serves as the default icon for all list elements. This icon replaces the standard list bullets.

List.Item icon prop overrides List icon

The icon prop on an individual List.Item component will override the context icon inherited from the parent List component.

List spacing prop

The spacing prop on the List component controls the spacing between list items. It accepts values from the theme or any valid CSS value, and defaults to 0.

List center prop aligns content with icon

The center prop on the List component will center the item content with the icon.

List size prop sets font size

The size prop on the List component sets the font size from the theme.

List withPadding prop for nested lists

The withPadding prop on the List component offsets nested lists to visually distinguish them from the parent list.

List listStyleType prop controls bullet type

The listStyleType prop on the List component controls the type of bullets or numbering used in the list.

List start prop for ordered list numbering

The start prop on the List component allows you to begin numbering from a specific value in an ordered list.

List reversed prop for countdown lists

The reversed prop on the List component creates a countdown list with reversed numbering.

List.Item value prop sets specific number

The value prop on an individual List.Item component allows you to set a specific number for that item in an ordered list.

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