Vertical List Cell
Vertical List Cell
The primitive behind every vertical list. A row cell rotated onto the vertical axis: a full-height column with a leading edge at the top, vertical title/subtitle, and a trailing accessory at the bottom.
$ npx verticallyworks add vertical-list-cellA horizontal list cell is [leading] [title/subtitle] … [trailing accessory] laid out as a full-width row. What is its shape when the list stacks as columns and scrolls right-to-left?
Default
The primitive behind every vertical list. A cell is a full-height column · leading index at the top, vertical title + subtitle, and a trailing accessory (a down-pointing disclosure chevron, or a status pill) at the bottom. Cells stack as columns and the list scrolls right-to-left.
Source
The exact file npx verticallyworks add vertical-list-cell copies into your project · yours to edit. Styling comes entirely from the design tokens.
Guidance
- Put the leading element (index, icon, avatar) at the top · the reading-start edge
- Point the disclosure chevron down (rotate 90°): 'forward' is downward along the vertical axis
- Keep every cell the same height so the row of columns reads as one list
- Give each cell a 44px+ hit target and stack cells right-to-left
- Rotate a finished horizontal cell with transform: rotate(90deg)
- Leave the chevron pointing right · it should follow the reading axis, not the scroll edge
- Mix upright and vertical text within the same cell for title and subtitle