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    I would like to style a list component similar to the below:

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    I understand I can create a custom CSS file which would overwrite default styles. But I am wondering if there is a specific way to add margins and padding to all lists using SASS and Compass.

    Also, is the a list configuration option to add the margin and prevent the list from displaying fullscreen?

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    You can add plain CSS to your scss file and it will compile.
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    Thanks Mitchell. I do understand this, however, I am wondering if there is a specific way to modify the lists without custom CSS. Such as changing a SASS variable or setting a config option in the JavaScript when the list is created.

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