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I want to use, ball style for an "enumerate list", specifically I want to include this ball item style in the part of my code where is written "ball", I have tried to add this option adding the optional command "[label=ball]", but it seems that is not working. How could I add this feature to my beamer presentation?



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
usepackage{enumitem}

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}[label=ball]
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}[label=$ast$]
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}









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I want to use, ball style for an "enumerate list", specifically I want to include this ball item style in the part of my code where is written "ball", I have tried to add this option adding the optional command "[label=ball]", but it seems that is not working. How could I add this feature to my beamer presentation?



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
usepackage{enumitem}

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}[label=ball]
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}[label=$ast$]
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}









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I want to use, ball style for an "enumerate list", specifically I want to include this ball item style in the part of my code where is written "ball", I have tried to add this option adding the optional command "[label=ball]", but it seems that is not working. How could I add this feature to my beamer presentation?



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
usepackage{enumitem}

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}[label=ball]
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}[label=$ast$]
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}









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I want to use, ball style for an "enumerate list", specifically I want to include this ball item style in the part of my code where is written "ball", I have tried to add this option adding the optional command "[label=ball]", but it seems that is not working. How could I add this feature to my beamer presentation?



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
usepackage{enumitem}

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}[label=ball]
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}[label=$ast$]
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}






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  • While you wait for an answer to this question, can you go back to your previous ones and look if the answers solve your problems and accept them, if they do?
    – samcarter
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    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:10
















While you wait for an answer to this question, can you go back to your previous ones and look if the answers solve your problems and accept them, if they do?
– samcarter
Nov 28 at 21:10




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Don't use the enumitem package with beamer, they are incompatible. Instead you can use the ball template that beamer provides for you:



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%usepackage{enumitem}

setbeamertemplate{itemize item}[ball]
setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}[ball]

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}


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  • You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
    – JuanMuñoz
    Nov 28 at 21:03








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    @JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:05










  • @JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:07











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Don't use the enumitem package with beamer, they are incompatible. Instead you can use the ball template that beamer provides for you:



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%usepackage{enumitem}

setbeamertemplate{itemize item}[ball]
setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}[ball]

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
    – JuanMuñoz
    Nov 28 at 21:03








  • 1




    @JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:05










  • @JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:07















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enter image description here



Don't use the enumitem package with beamer, they are incompatible. Instead you can use the ball template that beamer provides for you:



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%usepackage{enumitem}

setbeamertemplate{itemize item}[ball]
setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}[ball]

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}


enter image description here






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  • You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
    – JuanMuñoz
    Nov 28 at 21:03








  • 1




    @JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:05










  • @JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:07













up vote
3
down vote



accepted







up vote
3
down vote



accepted






enter image description here



Don't use the enumitem package with beamer, they are incompatible. Instead you can use the ball template that beamer provides for you:



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%usepackage{enumitem}

setbeamertemplate{itemize item}[ball]
setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}[ball]

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer












enter image description here



Don't use the enumitem package with beamer, they are incompatible. Instead you can use the ball template that beamer provides for you:



documentclass{beamer}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[spanish]{babel}
%usepackage{enumitem}

setbeamertemplate{itemize item}[ball]
setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}[ball]

begin{document}

begin{frame}{Conclusiones}
begin{itemize}
item En un sistema de este tipo se describen tres escenarios.vspace{0.4cm}
begin{enumerate}
setlengthitemsep{1em}
item textbf{Primero:} Todas las condiciones iniciales del sistema tienden a un equilibrio a través de un estado transitorio que puede relacionarse con pequeños escenarios de crisis.
item textbf{Segundo:} Se predicen de manera consecutiva periodos críticos seguidos de periodos de riqueza.
item textbf{Tercero:} Todas las variables o algunas de ellas tienden a cero, lo que representa no sostenibilidad.
end{enumerate}
end{itemize}
end{frame}

end{document}


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  • You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
    – JuanMuñoz
    Nov 28 at 21:03








  • 1




    @JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:05










  • @JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:07


















  • You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
    – JuanMuñoz
    Nov 28 at 21:03








  • 1




    @JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:05










  • @JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
    – samcarter
    Nov 28 at 21:07
















You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
– JuanMuñoz
Nov 28 at 21:03






You erased an important part of the code, this part consisted in the addition of an asterisk in the nested enumerate list. I need to preserve this asterisk. I am looking for the ball, just in the first enumerate.
– JuanMuñoz
Nov 28 at 21:03






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1




@JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
– samcarter
Nov 28 at 21:05




@JuanMuñoz If you want an asterisk in the enumeration, use setbeamertemplate{enumerate item}{$ast$}. But why are you using an enumerate environment, when you won't show numbers but asterisk?
– samcarter
Nov 28 at 21:05












@JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
– samcarter
Nov 28 at 21:07




@JuanMuñoz And why are you asking for a ball in an enumerate list if you apparently want to change an itemize list? I'm confused!
– samcarter
Nov 28 at 21:07


















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