Enumerated List
A LaTeX like environment for creating enumerated lists. This environment can be nested to create sub lists, but the numbering style has to be specified or the standard arabic style is used.
lists module
\begin{enumerate}[type=1|a|A|i|I start=# style=cssnames]
\item{...}
\begin{item}
...
\end{item}
:
\end{enumerate}
</enumerate>
Creates an enumerated list. The list items are specified using one or more \item commands or one or more item environments.
Keys:
- type
-
The type or style of 'numbers' used to label the items:
Value Description 1 decimal numbers a lower-alpha A upper-alpha i lower-roman I upper-roman x none - start
-
The number of the first item in the list. The default is to start at 1.
- style
-
The name of one or more style classes that are appended to the class name of the list. This allows for additional styling of the default list. For example, style=medskip will add 1ex of additional vertical space between the list items. The current styles defined for an enumerate list are provided below:
Value Description paramitems vertically spaces the list and list items for paragraph type items. noskip use the standard spacing between list items. smallskip adds a small amount of vertical spacing between list items. medskip adds 1ex of vertical spacing between list items. bigskip adds 1.5ex of vertical spacing between list items. largeskip adds 2ex of vertical spacing between list items. indent indents the list a small amount. bigindent indents the list double the @@indent@@ style wideindent indents the list triple the @@indent@@ style highlight highlights the list item with a light gray background.
Plugin: EnumeratedList
Examples
Example
source
- \begin{enumerate}
- \item{One}
- \item{Two}
- \item{Three}
- \item{Four}
- \end{enumerate}
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
results
Example
source
- \begin{enumerate}[type=i start=3 style=indent]
- \item{One}
- \item{Two}
- \item{Three}
- \item{Four}
- \end{enumerate}
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
results
Example
source
- \begin{enumerate}[type=a]
- \item{One}
- \item{Two}
- \item{Three}
- \item{Four}
- \end{enumerate}
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
results