By default the "enumerate" environment is indented with respect to the current environment. How can I disable this indentation so that an enumerate environment of three items would produce the same output as the following piece of code?
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\paragraph{1.}
\paragraph{2.}
\paragraph{3.}
\end{document}
LaTeX will automatically indent the first line of each paragraph that doesn't immediately follow a section heading. If you'd like to get rid of an indent, you can use the \noindent command: \section{Introduction} This is the first paragraph. \noindent This is the second paragraph.
How Do You Indent a List in LaTeX? You can add additional depth to your list by first using the command \begin{enumerate} and then ending the code with \end{enumerate} for each level.
How do I reduce space between items in LaTeX? \end{small}. You can reduce the gap between table columns by using \setlength{\tabcolsep}{1pt}.
Your best bet is probably to use either the mdwlist
package or the enumlist
package.
Or this website suggests the use of the list
environment like this:
\begin{list}{\labelitemi}{\leftmargin=1em}
\item First item in the list
\item Second item
\item and so on
\end{list}
which suggests that you could redefine the length leftmargin
in your enumeration if you prefer. Something like:
\newenvironment{flushenum}{
\begin{enumerate}
\setlength{\leftmargin}{0pt}
}{\end{enumerate}}
which seems to work for me..
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