There's two ways of doing it. 

The first works for standard lists and its based on the `ul li` structure. You just need to give a class to the `ul` or its immediate wrapper.

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<li><b>Pros:</b> standard list indentation</li>
<li><b>Cons:</b> cannot change color directly from the html, you'd have to do it via sass/css on your end</li>
</ul>

The second way is more flexible, can be used on any element gives a class to individual elements, so you can use it in more situation. Also, while the default colour is green, it can be changed with color classes.

<ul class="Vlt-list Vlt-list--simple">
<li><b>Pros:</b> can be used on any element, can change color with our color classes</li>
<li><b>Cons:</b> no indentation or margin rules</li>
</ul>