list-style

The list-style CSS shorthand property allows you to set all the list style properties at once.

The list-style property lets you customize the appearance of list items. The values of this property are applied to list items, including <li> elements and elements with display: list-item;.

Values: list-style-type A <counter-style>, string, or none. If omitted in the shorthand, it defaults to disc. See list-style-type. list-style-image An image or none. If omitted, it defaults to none. See list-style-image. list-style-position Either inside or outside. If omitted, it defaults to outside. See list-style-position. none No list style is used.

Safari does not recognize ordered or unordered lists as lists in the accessibility tree if they have a list-style value of none, unless the list is nested within the <nav> navigation element. This behavior is intentional and is not considered a bug.

Syntax example: list-style: square;