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end description item with a dot
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Consider this example:
documentclass{report}
begin{document}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
end{document}
which renders:
Is there a way to tail automatically "it 1" and "ittt 2" with a dot?
labels description
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Consider this example:
documentclass{report}
begin{document}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
end{document}
which renders:
Is there a way to tail automatically "it 1" and "ittt 2" with a dot?
labels description
edited 7 hours ago
Bernard
175k778208
asked 8 hours ago
ViestursViesturs
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Consider this example:
documentclass{report}
begin{document}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
end{document}
which renders:
Is there a way to tail automatically "it 1" and "ittt 2" with a dot?
labels description
edited 7 hours ago
Bernard
175k778208
asked 8 hours ago
ViestursViesturs
1,96141227
Consider this example:
documentclass{report}
begin{document}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
end{document}
which renders:
Is there a way to tail automatically "it 1" and "ittt 2" with a dot?
labels description
labels description
edited 7 hours ago
Bernard
175k778208
asked 8 hours ago
ViestursViesturs
1,96141227
edited 7 hours ago
Bernard
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asked 8 hours ago
ViestursViesturs
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Bernard
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edited 7 hours ago
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edited 7 hours ago
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The command descriptionlabel controls the format of the description label. Its default definition, which you can find in ll. 438-439 of report.cls, is
newcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1}
You can include a period and make it read
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
If applied in the preamble this change is global and affects all description environments. If you want to change only one environment you can keep the redefinition local with grouping
begingroup
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{%
hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
endgroup
If you are using enumitem something like
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{%
normalfontbfseries #1.}
in the preamble and then
begin{description}[format=dotteddescriptionlabel]
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
would also work since format may take an argument. Indeed
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{#1.}
would have been enough since the remaining format settings are inherited from the standard dotteddescriptionlabel.
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes alldescriptionenvironments to have a period after the label.
– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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The command descriptionlabel controls the format of the description label. Its default definition, which you can find in ll. 438-439 of report.cls, is
newcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1}
You can include a period and make it read
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
If applied in the preamble this change is global and affects all description environments. If you want to change only one environment you can keep the redefinition local with grouping
begingroup
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{%
hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
endgroup
If you are using enumitem something like
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{%
normalfontbfseries #1.}
in the preamble and then
begin{description}[format=dotteddescriptionlabel]
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
would also work since format may take an argument. Indeed
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{#1.}
would have been enough since the remaining format settings are inherited from the standard dotteddescriptionlabel.
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes alldescriptionenvironments to have a period after the label.
– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
add a comment |
The command descriptionlabel controls the format of the description label. Its default definition, which you can find in ll. 438-439 of report.cls, is
newcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1}
You can include a period and make it read
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
If applied in the preamble this change is global and affects all description environments. If you want to change only one environment you can keep the redefinition local with grouping
begingroup
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{%
hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
endgroup
If you are using enumitem something like
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{%
normalfontbfseries #1.}
in the preamble and then
begin{description}[format=dotteddescriptionlabel]
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
would also work since format may take an argument. Indeed
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{#1.}
would have been enough since the remaining format settings are inherited from the standard dotteddescriptionlabel.
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes alldescriptionenvironments to have a period after the label.
– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
add a comment |
The command descriptionlabel controls the format of the description label. Its default definition, which you can find in ll. 438-439 of report.cls, is
newcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1}
You can include a period and make it read
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
If applied in the preamble this change is global and affects all description environments. If you want to change only one environment you can keep the redefinition local with grouping
begingroup
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{%
hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
endgroup
If you are using enumitem something like
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{%
normalfontbfseries #1.}
in the preamble and then
begin{description}[format=dotteddescriptionlabel]
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
would also work since format may take an argument. Indeed
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{#1.}
would have been enough since the remaining format settings are inherited from the standard dotteddescriptionlabel.
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
The command descriptionlabel controls the format of the description label. Its default definition, which you can find in ll. 438-439 of report.cls, is
newcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1}
You can include a period and make it read
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
If applied in the preamble this change is global and affects all description environments. If you want to change only one environment you can keep the redefinition local with grouping
begingroup
renewcommand*descriptionlabel[1]{%
hspacelabelsep
normalfontbfseries #1.}
begin{description}
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
endgroup
If you are using enumitem something like
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{%
normalfontbfseries #1.}
in the preamble and then
begin{description}[format=dotteddescriptionlabel]
item[it 1] description 1
item[ittt 2] description 2
end{description}
would also work since format may take an argument. Indeed
newcommand*dotteddescriptionlabel[1]{#1.}
would have been enough since the remaining format settings are inherited from the standard dotteddescriptionlabel.
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
edited 5 hours ago
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
answered 8 hours ago
moewemoewe
96.4k10117361
96.4k10117361
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes alldescriptionenvironments to have a period after the label.
– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
add a comment |
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes alldescriptionenvironments to have a period after the label.
– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
1
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes all
description environments to have a period after the label.– egreg
5 hours ago
+1, but it might be useful to note that this changes all
description environments to have a period after the label.– egreg
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
@egreg Indeed, added a short comment about that. Thanks for the hint.
– moewe
5 hours ago
1
1
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
@WeijunZhou Fixed. Thanks.
– moewe
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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