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2016年3月22日 · The book by Leslie Lamport, LaTeX: a document preparation system (1994) has a figure like the one you asked for on page 113, which explains, among other things, that the …
itemize - How to define a list with custom symbols? - TeX
2011年2月3日 · In standard classes, itemize environments use \labelitemi, \labelitemii, \labelitemiii and \labelitemiv for item labels. You can also redefine them and use standard itemize . % …
How to change the space between the itemize "items" in …
2025年5月27日 · How to change the space between the itemize "items" in LaTeX so that I can continue to use the "itemize" and "item" tag without needing …
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2025年5月17日 · Any customization of a list environment, such as itemize, enumerate, etc, is most elegantly handled by the enumitem package. You can use leftmargin=* locally, …
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itemize: how to control spacing in longer items?
2017年6月7日 · In fact, he had discovered a new world – America. \end{itemize} \paragraph{List without sep and reduced line skip:} \begin{itemize}[nosep,before=\linespread{0.9}\selectfont] …
Specifying bullet type when using itemize - LaTeX Stack …
2011年3月15日 · \begin{itemize} \item[$\checkmark$] This will give a checkmark bullet. \item[$\square$] This will give a hollow square bullet. \item[$\blacksquare$] This will give a …
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2024年12月5日 · An itemize environment must always begin with an \item. \begin{itemize} \item An item \end{itemize} The same is true for all other lists in LaTeX e.g. enumerate and …
itemize - Is there a standard way to title a list of bullets?
2025年5月14日 · Is there a standard way to give a list of bullets a title in LaTeX? For instance, if I wanted something akin to this: Pros: Pro 1 Pro 2 Etc. Cons: Con 1 Con 2 Etc.
How to itemize as [1], [2] in LaTeX? - LaTeX Stack Exchange
2015年10月11日 · Why not enumerate or itemize? But, in any case, you should put [1] in a group, e.g., \item[{[1]}]. If LaTeX in this context looks for a closing ], it simply closes all from beginning …