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Quick Link List Grid
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Quick Link List Grid
A grid layout specifically optimized for displaying quick link list items in organized, responsive arrangements. This component bridges molecular list items with grid-based layouts for structured content presentation.
Overview
The list grid provides a structured way to display multiple quick link list items while maintaining their horizontal layout characteristics. It’s designed for content-heavy interfaces where detailed information needs organized presentation.
Features
- List Item Integration: Optimized for quick link list items
- Responsive Grid: Adapts to container width
- Content Density: Efficient space usage for information-rich layouts
- Flexible Columns: Supports various column configurations
- Consistent Spacing: Uniform gaps between list items
- Overflow Handling: Graceful content overflow management
Structure
The grid contains quick link list items arranged in a responsive grid pattern:
- Grid Container: Manages layout and spacing
- List Items: Individual quick link list components
- Responsive Behavior: Adapts column count to available space
CSS Classes
.hoo-ql-list-grid: Main grid container.grid-row: Row container for items.grid-item: Individual item wrapper
Use Cases
- Navigation Menus: Organized navigation with descriptions
- Resource Lists: Documents, tools, and application collections
- Directory Layouts: Team members, contacts, or organizational units
- Content Catalogs: Structured content with metadata display
Responsive Behavior
- Large Screens: Multiple columns with full content display
- Medium Screens: Reduced columns with maintained readability
- Small Screens: Single or dual column layout with responsive text