List-Style-Type Flex - CSS

The list-style-type property in CSS allows you to style the bullets or numbering used in lists. With the flex value, the list items are displayed in a flexible container with the ability to wrap to a new line as needed.

Syntax

list-style-type: flex;

Example

ul {
  list-style-type: flex;
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
}

In the example above, the ul element is given a list-style-type of flex, which causes the list items to be displayed in a flexible container that can wrap to a new line as needed. The display property is set to flex, which further enables the flexible container behavior, and the flex-wrap property is set to wrap, which allows the items to wrap to a new line if there is not enough space on the current line.

Conclusion

By using the list-style-type: flex property in CSS, you can easily create flexible lists that adjust to different screen sizes and device orientations. This is especially useful for responsive web design where the layout must adapt to different screen sizes.