After #696 we’ll have no a-list-reset class. Let’s replace the functionality with a more standardised utility class list to specify the list-style-type. Default values could be none, disc, and decimal.
Remove padding & margin from all ol and ul elements at the base level — these can be specified for content like rich-text later, on a per-project basis.
Find all instances of a-list-reset in the docs, and replace them with the new utility class.
If there are any instances in our docs where we have a list without .a-list-reset, investigate. If we need the styling to remaining, perhaps create a rich-text component that applies the required styling for “content” lists e.g.
.c-rich-text {
ul {
padding-left: size.get('l');
}
}
After #696 we’ll have no
a-list-resetclass. Let’s replace the functionality with a more standardised utility classlistto specify thelist-style-type. Default values could benone,disc, anddecimal.Remove padding & margin from all
olandulelements at the base level — these can be specified for content like rich-text later, on a per-project basis.Find all instances of
a-list-resetin the docs, and replace them with the new utility class.If there are any instances in our docs where we have a list without
.a-list-reset, investigate. If we need the styling to remaining, perhaps create a rich-text component that applies the required styling for “content” lists e.g.