Changing itemsep without using enumitem package
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I know that you can change the itemsep of an itemize environment by loading the enumitem package. To the extend of my knowledge, this method has the disadvantage that every time I use an itemize/enumerate environment to manually adjust itemsep.
Thus, I want to ask if there is a method (preferably) or a package in which I can set itemsep=0.2cm (or its corresponding value in pt) globally (i.e. for my entire document).
Thanks in advance!
PS: A workaround is to record a macro with my settings (itemsep, label, etc..). However, I don't think that is a proper way to handle such thing
formatting itemize
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I know that you can change the itemsep of an itemize environment by loading the enumitem package. To the extend of my knowledge, this method has the disadvantage that every time I use an itemize/enumerate environment to manually adjust itemsep.
Thus, I want to ask if there is a method (preferably) or a package in which I can set itemsep=0.2cm (or its corresponding value in pt) globally (i.e. for my entire document).
Thanks in advance!
PS: A workaround is to record a macro with my settings (itemsep, label, etc..). However, I don't think that is a proper way to handle such thing
formatting itemize
asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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Please tell us which value you'd like to setitemsepto.0pt? Something else?
– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
0.2cmi don't know its corresponding value inpt
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
1
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot loadenumitembecause it is incompatible with my document class ( i am usingbeamerwith themetropolistheme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
3
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally withsetlengthbut the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53
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I know that you can change the itemsep of an itemize environment by loading the enumitem package. To the extend of my knowledge, this method has the disadvantage that every time I use an itemize/enumerate environment to manually adjust itemsep.
Thus, I want to ask if there is a method (preferably) or a package in which I can set itemsep=0.2cm (or its corresponding value in pt) globally (i.e. for my entire document).
Thanks in advance!
PS: A workaround is to record a macro with my settings (itemsep, label, etc..). However, I don't think that is a proper way to handle such thing
formatting itemize
asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
1,27311525
I know that you can change the itemsep of an itemize environment by loading the enumitem package. To the extend of my knowledge, this method has the disadvantage that every time I use an itemize/enumerate environment to manually adjust itemsep.
Thus, I want to ask if there is a method (preferably) or a package in which I can set itemsep=0.2cm (or its corresponding value in pt) globally (i.e. for my entire document).
Thanks in advance!
PS: A workaround is to record a macro with my settings (itemsep, label, etc..). However, I don't think that is a proper way to handle such thing
formatting itemize
formatting itemize
asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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edited Nov 11 at 15:10
asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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asked Nov 11 at 14:36
Yorgos
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Please tell us which value you'd like to setitemsepto.0pt? Something else?
– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
0.2cmi don't know its corresponding value inpt
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
1
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot loadenumitembecause it is incompatible with my document class ( i am usingbeamerwith themetropolistheme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
3
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally withsetlengthbut the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53
|
show 1 more comment
Please tell us which value you'd like to setitemsepto.0pt? Something else?
– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
0.2cmi don't know its corresponding value inpt
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
1
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot loadenumitembecause it is incompatible with my document class ( i am usingbeamerwith themetropolistheme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution
– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
3
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally withsetlengthbut the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53
Please tell us which value you'd like to set
itemsep to. 0pt? Something else?– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
Please tell us which value you'd like to set
itemsep to. 0pt? Something else?– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
0.2cm i don't know its corresponding value in pt– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
0.2cm i don't know its corresponding value in pt– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
1
1
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot load
enumitem because it is incompatible with my document class ( i am using beamer with the metropolis theme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot load
enumitem because it is incompatible with my document class ( i am using beamer with the metropolis theme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
3
3
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally with
setlength but the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally with
setlength but the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53
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You can redefine @listi (I use a large 2cm to show the effect):
documentclass{beamer}
makeatletter
def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
itemsep 2cm @plus2p@ @minusp@} %adapt
let@listI@listi
@listi
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{itemize}
item b
item b
item b
end{itemize}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
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You can redefine @listi (I use a large 2cm to show the effect):
documentclass{beamer}
makeatletter
def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
itemsep 2cm @plus2p@ @minusp@} %adapt
let@listI@listi
@listi
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{itemize}
item b
item b
item b
end{itemize}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
add a comment |
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
You can redefine @listi (I use a large 2cm to show the effect):
documentclass{beamer}
makeatletter
def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
itemsep 2cm @plus2p@ @minusp@} %adapt
let@listI@listi
@listi
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{itemize}
item b
item b
item b
end{itemize}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
add a comment |
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
up vote
7
down vote
accepted
You can redefine @listi (I use a large 2cm to show the effect):
documentclass{beamer}
makeatletter
def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
itemsep 2cm @plus2p@ @minusp@} %adapt
let@listI@listi
@listi
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{itemize}
item b
item b
item b
end{itemize}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
You can redefine @listi (I use a large 2cm to show the effect):
documentclass{beamer}
makeatletter
def@listi{leftmarginleftmargini
parsep 4.5p@ @plus2p@ @minusp@
topsep 9p@ @plus3p@ @minus5p@
itemsep 2cm @plus2p@ @minusp@} %adapt
let@listI@listi
@listi
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{itemize}
item b
item b
item b
end{itemize}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
184k7289664
answered Nov 11 at 15:52
Ulrike Fischer
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Please tell us which value you'd like to set
itemsepto.0pt? Something else?– Mico
Nov 11 at 14:45
0.2cmi don't know its corresponding value inpt– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:02
1
the enumitem package has declarations to set the default values as well as the optional argument that allows them to be set in each case.
– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:22
@DavidCarlisle the problem is that i cannot load
enumitembecause it is incompatible with my document class ( i am usingbeamerwith themetropolistheme). that's why i am asking for a non-package solution– Yorgos
Nov 11 at 15:37
3
That isn't what you say in the question, there you say you don't want to use enumitem as it means setting it on each list. Normally you can just set the lengths globally with
setlengthbut the class may impose some defaults (and you hadn't mentioned beamer until that comment)– David Carlisle
Nov 11 at 15:53