Text not horizontally aligned with item
A bit nickpicky, but item from enumerate and flalign* don't line up correctly, such that there is a small vertical distance between the two.
Code surrounding error:
begin{enumerate}
%some long text
item
begin{enumerate}
item
$x * y = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
$y * x = dfrac{yx}{y+x+1} = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
Since $x * y = y * x$, $*$ is communicative.
item
begin{flalign*}
x*(y*z) &= x* left(frac{yz}{y+z+1} right) &\
&= dfrac{x cdot frac{yz}{y+z+1}}{x + frac{yz}{y+z+1} + 1} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{(x+1)(y+z+1) + yz} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{xy+xz+yz + x+y+z + 1} &
end{flalign*}
%more long text
end{enumerate}
%even more text
end{enumerate}
vertical-alignment lists enumerate flalign
asked Feb 16 at 16:47
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A bit nickpicky, but item from enumerate and flalign* don't line up correctly, such that there is a small vertical distance between the two.
Code surrounding error:
begin{enumerate}
%some long text
item
begin{enumerate}
item
$x * y = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
$y * x = dfrac{yx}{y+x+1} = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
Since $x * y = y * x$, $*$ is communicative.
item
begin{flalign*}
x*(y*z) &= x* left(frac{yz}{y+z+1} right) &\
&= dfrac{x cdot frac{yz}{y+z+1}}{x + frac{yz}{y+z+1} + 1} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{(x+1)(y+z+1) + yz} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{xy+xz+yz + x+y+z + 1} &
end{flalign*}
%more long text
end{enumerate}
%even more text
end{enumerate}
vertical-alignment lists enumerate flalign
asked Feb 16 at 16:47
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A bit nickpicky, but item from enumerate and flalign* don't line up correctly, such that there is a small vertical distance between the two.
Code surrounding error:
begin{enumerate}
%some long text
item
begin{enumerate}
item
$x * y = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
$y * x = dfrac{yx}{y+x+1} = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
Since $x * y = y * x$, $*$ is communicative.
item
begin{flalign*}
x*(y*z) &= x* left(frac{yz}{y+z+1} right) &\
&= dfrac{x cdot frac{yz}{y+z+1}}{x + frac{yz}{y+z+1} + 1} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{(x+1)(y+z+1) + yz} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{xy+xz+yz + x+y+z + 1} &
end{flalign*}
%more long text
end{enumerate}
%even more text
end{enumerate}
vertical-alignment lists enumerate flalign
asked Feb 16 at 16:47
Enver AmanEnver Aman
134
A bit nickpicky, but item from enumerate and flalign* don't line up correctly, such that there is a small vertical distance between the two.
Code surrounding error:
begin{enumerate}
%some long text
item
begin{enumerate}
item
$x * y = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
$y * x = dfrac{yx}{y+x+1} = dfrac{xy}{x+y+1}$
Since $x * y = y * x$, $*$ is communicative.
item
begin{flalign*}
x*(y*z) &= x* left(frac{yz}{y+z+1} right) &\
&= dfrac{x cdot frac{yz}{y+z+1}}{x + frac{yz}{y+z+1} + 1} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{(x+1)(y+z+1) + yz} &\
&= dfrac{xyz}{xy+xz+yz + x+y+z + 1} &
end{flalign*}
%more long text
end{enumerate}
%even more text
end{enumerate}
vertical-alignment lists enumerate flalign
vertical-alignment lists enumerate flalign
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asked Feb 16 at 16:47
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flalign is a display enviornment that takes the full width of the page and offsets the display with vertical space so the fact that the ii appears to the left of it is more or less accidental and there is no possibility of it aligning with the first line of text.
To use display math in an enumeration use
item $begin{aligned}[t].....
begin{aligned}[t] is designed to do exactly what you want, produce an alignment with its reference point on the first line so other text will align with the first line of the display.
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
491k4111351883
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the[t]do in thealignedenvironment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?
– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t]for top (which is what you asked for, try[b]to see the difference (orc) @EnverAman
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flalign is a display enviornment that takes the full width of the page and offsets the display with vertical space so the fact that the ii appears to the left of it is more or less accidental and there is no possibility of it aligning with the first line of text.
To use display math in an enumeration use
item $begin{aligned}[t].....
begin{aligned}[t] is designed to do exactly what you want, produce an alignment with its reference point on the first line so other text will align with the first line of the display.
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
491k4111351883
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the[t]do in thealignedenvironment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?
– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t]for top (which is what you asked for, try[b]to see the difference (orc) @EnverAman
– David Carlisle
Feb 16 at 20:14
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flalign is a display enviornment that takes the full width of the page and offsets the display with vertical space so the fact that the ii appears to the left of it is more or less accidental and there is no possibility of it aligning with the first line of text.
To use display math in an enumeration use
item $begin{aligned}[t].....
begin{aligned}[t] is designed to do exactly what you want, produce an alignment with its reference point on the first line so other text will align with the first line of the display.
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
491k4111351883
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the[t]do in thealignedenvironment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?
– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t]for top (which is what you asked for, try[b]to see the difference (orc) @EnverAman
– David Carlisle
Feb 16 at 20:14
add a comment |
flalign is a display enviornment that takes the full width of the page and offsets the display with vertical space so the fact that the ii appears to the left of it is more or less accidental and there is no possibility of it aligning with the first line of text.
To use display math in an enumeration use
item $begin{aligned}[t].....
begin{aligned}[t] is designed to do exactly what you want, produce an alignment with its reference point on the first line so other text will align with the first line of the display.
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
491k4111351883
flalign is a display enviornment that takes the full width of the page and offsets the display with vertical space so the fact that the ii appears to the left of it is more or less accidental and there is no possibility of it aligning with the first line of text.
To use display math in an enumeration use
item $begin{aligned}[t].....
begin{aligned}[t] is designed to do exactly what you want, produce an alignment with its reference point on the first line so other text will align with the first line of the display.
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
491k4111351883
answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
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answered Feb 16 at 16:58
David CarlisleDavid Carlisle
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answered Feb 16 at 16:58
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Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the[t]do in thealignedenvironment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?
– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t]for top (which is what you asked for, try[b]to see the difference (orc) @EnverAman
– David Carlisle
Feb 16 at 20:14
add a comment |
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the[t]do in thealignedenvironment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?
– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t]for top (which is what you asked for, try[b]to see the difference (orc) @EnverAman
– David Carlisle
Feb 16 at 20:14
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the
[t] do in the aligned environment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
Thanks for the help! This was exactly what I was looking for! For future use, what does the
[t] do in the aligned environment, and are there other optional parameters you could input?– Enver Aman
Feb 16 at 18:11
[t] for top (which is what you asked for, try [b] to see the difference (or c) @EnverAman– David Carlisle
Feb 16 at 20:14
[t] for top (which is what you asked for, try [b] to see the difference (or c) @EnverAman– David Carlisle
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