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Increase enumerate & itemize depth with enumitem

10. October 2011 by tom 7 Comments

The default maximum depth for the list environments enumerate and itemize is four. Using more than four nested levels will lead to the error: “Too deeply nested”. One way to increase the depth of a list is using a mix of enumerate and itemize. However, obviously, some levels will be a bulleted rather than enumerated. … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Introduction, LaTeX, Package, Tips & tricks Tagged: alph, arabic, enumerate, enumitem, itemize, LaTeX, list depth, newlist, roman, setlist, setlistdepth




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