Problem of indent with multiple levels of enumerate
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firstly, sorry for my english, I'm French.
Secondly, I've a problem with enumerate, when I have multiple levels of enumeration. An example is better than long speeches :
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{enumitem} % Listes
usepackage[top=1.5cm,bottom=1.5cm,right=1.5cm,left=1.5cm]{geometry} % Marges
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}]
item 1.
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}]
item 1.(a)
end{enumerate}
Blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume]
item 2.(b)
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}]
item 2.(b).i.
end{enumerate}
blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume]
item 2.(b).ii.
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{document}
gives this :
My problem is : I want text (Blabla AND blabla) to be aligned in the left of the page, and not aligned with the enumerate item.
Any ideas ? Thank you
enumerate
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
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firstly, sorry for my english, I'm French.
Secondly, I've a problem with enumerate, when I have multiple levels of enumeration. An example is better than long speeches :
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{enumitem} % Listes
usepackage[top=1.5cm,bottom=1.5cm,right=1.5cm,left=1.5cm]{geometry} % Marges
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}]
item 1.
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}]
item 1.(a)
end{enumerate}
Blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume]
item 2.(b)
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}]
item 2.(b).i.
end{enumerate}
blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume]
item 2.(b).ii.
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{document}
gives this :
My problem is : I want text (Blabla AND blabla) to be aligned in the left of the page, and not aligned with the enumerate item.
Any ideas ? Thank you
enumerate
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
2
You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before:and?;-))
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Can't you justendtheenumeratebefore theBlabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42
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firstly, sorry for my english, I'm French.
Secondly, I've a problem with enumerate, when I have multiple levels of enumeration. An example is better than long speeches :
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{enumitem} % Listes
usepackage[top=1.5cm,bottom=1.5cm,right=1.5cm,left=1.5cm]{geometry} % Marges
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}]
item 1.
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}]
item 1.(a)
end{enumerate}
Blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume]
item 2.(b)
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}]
item 2.(b).i.
end{enumerate}
blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume]
item 2.(b).ii.
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{document}
gives this :
My problem is : I want text (Blabla AND blabla) to be aligned in the left of the page, and not aligned with the enumerate item.
Any ideas ? Thank you
enumerate
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
firstly, sorry for my english, I'm French.
Secondly, I've a problem with enumerate, when I have multiple levels of enumeration. An example is better than long speeches :
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{enumitem} % Listes
usepackage[top=1.5cm,bottom=1.5cm,right=1.5cm,left=1.5cm]{geometry} % Marges
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}]
item 1.
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}]
item 1.(a)
end{enumerate}
Blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume]
item 2.(b)
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}]
item 2.(b).i.
end{enumerate}
blabla
begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume]
item 2.(b).ii.
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{enumerate}
end{document}
gives this :
My problem is : I want text (Blabla AND blabla) to be aligned in the left of the page, and not aligned with the enumerate item.
Any ideas ? Thank you
enumerate
enumerate
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
asked Dec 8 at 14:30
Alex
677
677
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You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before:and?;-))
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Can't you justendtheenumeratebefore theBlabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42
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show 2 more comments
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You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before:and?;-))
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Can't you justendtheenumeratebefore theBlabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.
– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42
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You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before
: and ? ;-))– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before
: and ? ;-))– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Can't you just
end the enumerate before the Blabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
Can't you just
end the enumerate before the Blabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42
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You don't need to start each of your posts with an apology for your English. It's absolutely fine as far as I am concerned. (Plus we can tell that you are from a French-speaking country by the spaces before
:and?;-))– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:33
Ok, thanks ;) Ah, I didn't know this is a French language speciality
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:35
Do you want it aligned with the bold 1?
– Sigur
Dec 8 at 14:35
Can't you just
endtheenumeratebefore theBlabla? At the moment they live within the enumerate and so take its indentation.– moewe
Dec 8 at 14:37
No because if I do this, the (b) item is aligned with 1., not with (a) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{arabic*.}] item 1. begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)}] item 1.(a) end{enumerate} end{enumerate} Blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{(alph*)},resume] item 2.(b) begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.}] item 2.(b).i. end{enumerate} blabla begin{enumerate}[label=textbf{roman*.},resume] item 2.(b).ii. end{enumerate} end{enumerate}
– Alex
Dec 8 at 14:42