[texhax] Customize environment enumerate

[David Crosswell]

On 27/04/13 05:36, Darío wrote:
> Hello everyone, I need customize something with enviroment enumerate, I wrote:
>
> \begin{description}[\hspace*{0.5cm}{\bfseries Person{a} 1}]
>    \item blabla....
>    \item blabla....
> \end{enumerate}
>
> off course, I included \usepackage{enumerate} in the preambule, but
> when I compile I don't have
> Persona 1
> Persona 2
> .
> .
> .
> Persona n
>
> however I have:
> Persona 1
> Persona 1
> .
> Persona 1
>
> for all
>
> I don't understand if is correct the clasp in the letter a
>
> Anyway, I use actually the command
>
> \begin{description}
>   \item[Persona 1]
>   \item[Persona 2]
> .
>   \item[Persona n]
> \end{description}
>
> Thanks a lot,

I'm not sure that I understand, but it looks like you are employing two
different list types, `enumerate' and `description', which could well be
the problem.
You have the `enumerate' specified in the preamble and seem to be
expecting that, but employ `description' in the local environment,
instead of:

\begin{enumerate}
\item{Persona 1}
\item{Persona 2}
\end{enumerate}

Where you don't actually need anything specified in the preamble at all.
Cheers!

David

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