Lists are made up of multiple rows of items which can contain text, buttons, toggles, icons, thumbnails, and much more. Lists generally contain items with similar data content, such as images and text.
Lists support several interactions including swiping items to reveal options, dragging to reorder items within the list, and deleting items.
Adding the inset property to a list will apply margin around the list. In ios mode it will also add rounded corners to the list.
Adding the lines property to a list will adjust the bottom borders of all of the items in the list. Setting it to "full" will display full width borders, "inset" will display borders adjusted with left padding, and "none" will show no borders. If the lines property is set on an item in a list, that will take priority over the property on the list.
true, the list will have margin around it and rounded corners. Attribute inset Type boolean Default false lines Description How the bottom border should be displayed on all items. Attribute lines Type "full" ｜ "inset" ｜ "none" ｜ undefined Default undefined mode Description The mode determines which platform styles to use. Attribute mode Type "ios" ｜ "md" Default undefined
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closeSlidingItems Description Ifion-item-sliding are used inside the list, this method closes any open sliding item.
Returns true if an actual ion-item-sliding is closed.
closeSlidingItems() => Promise<boolean>
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