How to align items?
0
How I can write this:
I tried begin{align} but I can't write in it
$$
limsup_{|t|to 0}dfrac{}{}...
$$
I also tried begin{itemize} but the same thing I can't write something in the center.
horizontal-alignment
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
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asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
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0
How I can write this:
I tried begin{align} but I can't write in it
$$
limsup_{|t|to 0}dfrac{}{}...
$$
I also tried begin{itemize} but the same thing I can't write something in the center.
horizontal-alignment
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
that is anenumeratelist just usebegin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather anenumerate
– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04
add a comment |
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How I can write this:
I tried begin{align} but I can't write in it
$$
limsup_{|t|to 0}dfrac{}{}...
$$
I also tried begin{itemize} but the same thing I can't write something in the center.
horizontal-alignment
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
How I can write this:
I tried begin{align} but I can't write in it
$$
limsup_{|t|to 0}dfrac{}{}...
$$
I also tried begin{itemize} but the same thing I can't write something in the center.
horizontal-alignment
horizontal-alignment
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
edited Mar 11 at 8:07
JouleV
6,68521951
6,68521951
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
asked Mar 11 at 7:46
Poline SandraPoline Sandra
83
83
but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
that is anenumeratelist just usebegin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather anenumerate
– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04
add a comment |
but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
that is anenumeratelist just usebegin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather anenumerate
– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04
but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
that is an
enumerate list just use begin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
that is an
enumerate list just use begin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather an
enumerate– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather an
enumerate– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04
add a comment |
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First of all: don't do this! LaTeX and MathJax are strangers, not friends!
Like this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{enumerate}[(A)]
item Hello World
item begin{enumerate}[(1)]
item This is some math
[1+2=3qquad4+5=6]
item This is another item
item lipsum[2]
end{enumerate}
item Something more
end{enumerate}
end{document}
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
|
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First of all: don't do this! LaTeX and MathJax are strangers, not friends!
Like this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{enumerate}[(A)]
item Hello World
item begin{enumerate}[(1)]
item This is some math
[1+2=3qquad4+5=6]
item This is another item
item lipsum[2]
end{enumerate}
item Something more
end{enumerate}
end{document}
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
|
show 2 more comments
2
First of all: don't do this! LaTeX and MathJax are strangers, not friends!
Like this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{enumerate}[(A)]
item Hello World
item begin{enumerate}[(1)]
item This is some math
[1+2=3qquad4+5=6]
item This is another item
item lipsum[2]
end{enumerate}
item Something more
end{enumerate}
end{document}
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
|
show 2 more comments
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2
2
First of all: don't do this! LaTeX and MathJax are strangers, not friends!
Like this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{enumerate}[(A)]
item Hello World
item begin{enumerate}[(1)]
item This is some math
[1+2=3qquad4+5=6]
item This is another item
item lipsum[2]
end{enumerate}
item Something more
end{enumerate}
end{document}
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
First of all: don't do this! LaTeX and MathJax are strangers, not friends!
Like this?
documentclass{article}
usepackage{enumerate}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1]
begin{enumerate}[(A)]
item Hello World
item begin{enumerate}[(1)]
item This is some math
[1+2=3qquad4+5=6]
item This is another item
item lipsum[2]
end{enumerate}
item Something more
end{enumerate}
end{document}
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
edited Mar 11 at 9:31
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
answered Mar 11 at 8:04
JouleVJouleV
6,68521951
6,68521951
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
|
show 2 more comments
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
what it means lipsum[1]
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 8:15
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
It is a placeholder for some blind text, i.e. getting some text displayed to show what it looks like, without having to type it out.
– Marie. P.
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
@PolineSandra It is the first paragraph of the famous document named "Lipsum".
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 8:16
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
Why we put it ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 9:24
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
@PolineSandra I put it to see what real-document text should look like. In your document, remove it and add your own paragraph. Read more here.
– JouleV
Mar 11 at 9:26
|
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but how to align (1) (2) and (3) ?
– Poline Sandra
Mar 11 at 7:59
that is an
enumeratelist just usebegin{enumerate} item There are... item there exists... item The function ... end{enumerate}– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:00
@DavidCarlisle IMHO it is rather an
enumerate– Denis
Mar 11 at 8:03
@Denis thanks just in time I could still edit:-)
– David Carlisle
Mar 11 at 8:04