Lists can take an array of list items. When given an array, the list component will figure out the classes that are needed depending on what it was given. You can also define headers or dividers within the items array.

Lists also contain slots for a more explicit approach. If you choose this approach, remember you must provide additional props for correct spacing. In this example, we have a tile with an avatar, so we must provide an avatar property.

Lists can contain subheaders, dividers, and can contain 1 or more lines. The subtitle will overflow with ellipsis if it extends past one line.

For three line lists, the subtitle will clamp vertically at 2 lines and then ellipsis. If you need more than 3 lines, it is advised to use a card.

When a lists slot is used, you must manually define whether it contains headers, or if the items contain an avatar. This is required to maintain proper spacing.

Lists can contain multiple subheaders and dividers.

A list can be combined with a card.

A list can contain a stack within an action. Ripple and router props can be passed through the main v-list, to the v-list-tile or as a property in the items array.

A list can contain up to 3 lines.

A list can contain a group of items which will display on click. Expansion lists are also used within the v-navigation-drawer component.