Enumerate not using the correct number format
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I am using beamer
to type slides. Recently, I reinstalled AucTeX and now the numbers don't look right. I use beginenumerate[1.]
so that it will print 1.
, 2.
, etc. instead of the numbers with the circles around them. But, after the reinstallation, it is doing the circles, even for the exact same files where it was okay before even with TeXshop on a Mac.
My example code:
documentclass[12pt]beamer
%PACKAGES
usepackagemultimedia,pdfpages,mathtools,enumerate
usepackageempheq
geometrypaperwidth=7.5in,paperheight=10.5in
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackagecomment,multicol,graphicx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemarvosym
usepackagepdfsync
%SETTING THEME
usethemeBoadilla
definecolorHalloweenRGB250,155,30
usecolorthemeseahorse
setbeamerfontfootlinesize=fontsize1212selectfont
setbeamertemplatefootline
leavevmode
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
setbeamersizetext margin left=.5 cm, text margin right=.5 cm
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
begindocument
beginexample
beginenumerate[1.]
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endexample
enddocument
beamer formatting numbering enumerate
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I am using beamer
to type slides. Recently, I reinstalled AucTeX and now the numbers don't look right. I use beginenumerate[1.]
so that it will print 1.
, 2.
, etc. instead of the numbers with the circles around them. But, after the reinstallation, it is doing the circles, even for the exact same files where it was okay before even with TeXshop on a Mac.
My example code:
documentclass[12pt]beamer
%PACKAGES
usepackagemultimedia,pdfpages,mathtools,enumerate
usepackageempheq
geometrypaperwidth=7.5in,paperheight=10.5in
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackagecomment,multicol,graphicx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemarvosym
usepackagepdfsync
%SETTING THEME
usethemeBoadilla
definecolorHalloweenRGB250,155,30
usecolorthemeseahorse
setbeamerfontfootlinesize=fontsize1212selectfont
setbeamertemplatefootline
leavevmode
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
setbeamersizetext margin left=.5 cm, text margin right=.5 cm
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
begindocument
beginexample
beginenumerate[1.]
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endexample
enddocument
beamer formatting numbering enumerate
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Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago
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I am using beamer
to type slides. Recently, I reinstalled AucTeX and now the numbers don't look right. I use beginenumerate[1.]
so that it will print 1.
, 2.
, etc. instead of the numbers with the circles around them. But, after the reinstallation, it is doing the circles, even for the exact same files where it was okay before even with TeXshop on a Mac.
My example code:
documentclass[12pt]beamer
%PACKAGES
usepackagemultimedia,pdfpages,mathtools,enumerate
usepackageempheq
geometrypaperwidth=7.5in,paperheight=10.5in
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackagecomment,multicol,graphicx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemarvosym
usepackagepdfsync
%SETTING THEME
usethemeBoadilla
definecolorHalloweenRGB250,155,30
usecolorthemeseahorse
setbeamerfontfootlinesize=fontsize1212selectfont
setbeamertemplatefootline
leavevmode
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
setbeamersizetext margin left=.5 cm, text margin right=.5 cm
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
begindocument
beginexample
beginenumerate[1.]
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endexample
enddocument
beamer formatting numbering enumerate
I am using beamer
to type slides. Recently, I reinstalled AucTeX and now the numbers don't look right. I use beginenumerate[1.]
so that it will print 1.
, 2.
, etc. instead of the numbers with the circles around them. But, after the reinstallation, it is doing the circles, even for the exact same files where it was okay before even with TeXshop on a Mac.
My example code:
documentclass[12pt]beamer
%PACKAGES
usepackagemultimedia,pdfpages,mathtools,enumerate
usepackageempheq
geometrypaperwidth=7.5in,paperheight=10.5in
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[normalem]ulem
usepackagecomment,multicol,graphicx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemarvosym
usepackagepdfsync
%SETTING THEME
usethemeBoadilla
definecolorHalloweenRGB250,155,30
usecolorthemeseahorse
setbeamerfontfootlinesize=fontsize1212selectfont
setbeamertemplatefootline
leavevmode
setbeamertemplatenavigation symbols
setbeamersizetext margin left=.5 cm, text margin right=.5 cm
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
makeatletter
renewcommand*env@matrix[1][*c@MaxMatrixCols c]%
hskip -arraycolsep
let@ifnextcharnew@ifnextchar
array#1
makeatother
begindocument
beginexample
beginenumerate[1.]
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endexample
enddocument
beamer formatting numbering enumerate
beamer formatting numbering enumerate
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Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
– CarLaTeX
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Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago
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Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago
Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
– CarLaTeX
2 days ago
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Don't use the enumerate
package with beamer
since it provides templates to set these things. Specifically, you're interested in the [default]
template for enumerate item
:
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemeseahorse
begindocument
beginframe
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
setbeamertemplateenumerate item[default]
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endframe
enddocument
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oldest
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
7
down vote
Don't use the enumerate
package with beamer
since it provides templates to set these things. Specifically, you're interested in the [default]
template for enumerate item
:
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemeseahorse
begindocument
beginframe
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
setbeamertemplateenumerate item[default]
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endframe
enddocument
add a comment |
up vote
7
down vote
Don't use the enumerate
package with beamer
since it provides templates to set these things. Specifically, you're interested in the [default]
template for enumerate item
:
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemeseahorse
begindocument
beginframe
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
setbeamertemplateenumerate item[default]
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endframe
enddocument
add a comment |
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
Don't use the enumerate
package with beamer
since it provides templates to set these things. Specifically, you're interested in the [default]
template for enumerate item
:
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemeseahorse
begindocument
beginframe
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
setbeamertemplateenumerate item[default]
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endframe
enddocument
Don't use the enumerate
package with beamer
since it provides templates to set these things. Specifically, you're interested in the [default]
template for enumerate item
:
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemeseahorse
begindocument
beginframe
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
setbeamertemplateenumerate item[default]
beginenumerate
item La
item La La
endenumerate
endframe
enddocument
answered 2 days ago
Werner
430k599461623
430k599461623
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Please add a minimal example which reproduces your error.
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