#Lists

#List modifiers

• .dnb-ul--nested / .dnb-ol--nested will ensure a nested structure of several lists
• .dnb-ol--outside (default) defines the position of the marker
• .dnb-ol--inside defines the position of the marker

With React you can also send in the modifiers as booleans:

import { Ol } from '@dnb/eufemia/elements'

render(
  <Ol nested inside>
    <li>Item</li>
  </Ol>
)

#Unordered Lists

#Ordered Lists (nested)

#Ordered list style position (outside vs inside)

The list marker will be inside of wrapped text / text with newlines.

#Ordered list with other types

Ordered lists do support natively other types, like letters and roman numerals. You can define that by using the type HTML attribute.

#Definition Lists

Use Definition Lists when ever you have to tie together any items that have a direct relationship with each other (name/value sets).

You can use multiples of <dt> and <dd> within a definition list.

You can also use block level elements in the definition description, such as the <p> and <ul> elements. But you cannot use block level elements inside a definition term.

Any styling can be applied.

#Definition List in horizontal direction

#Remove list styles