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Here's a list of 8 versatile and easy-to-use list components for your Tailwind CSS projects 🚀
Each example presented below is easy to integrate and customize. The links to the source code are placed below each example.
Simply copy and paste the code directly into your application or website.
Tailwind CSS List Examples
1. Simple List
A basic, clean list design that is perfect for displaying items in a straightforward and organized manner.
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2. List with Avatar
This variant includes avatars next to each list item, making it ideal for contact lists or user-related content.
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3. List with Icon
Enhance your lists with icons to add a visual touch, perfect for lists that require a bit more context.
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4. List with Select Item
A functional list style that allows users to select items directly, great for interactive forms or selection menus.
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5. List with Disabled Item
Showcase lists with items that can be disabled, helping to indicate unavailable or restricted options.
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6. List with Link
This list style incorporates links, allowing each item to navigate to different sections or external resources.
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7. List with Badge
Add badges to your lists for highlighting notifications, counts, or statuses, ideal for task lists or alerts.
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8. List with Icon & Badge
A highly customizable list component that allows for unique styling tailored to your specific design needs.
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