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How to continue the numbering of enumerate environments in Beamer?
I’m trying to continue the numbering of examples in enumerate environments in beamer. For example, I’d like one slide to feature My strategy so far has been to define a counter that saves the enumerate counter at the end of the first environment and can then be queried to set the enumerate counter at the start of the second enumerate environment.
How to adjust item spacing in latex Beamer?
In LaTeX Beamer, I wanted to adjust the spacing between items in an itemize environment. This post shows how to do it for each individual itemize environment: To do it globally, one can use the enumitem environment per this post; one can actually change lots of feature using enumitem.
How to reset enumi counter in Beamer stack?
Try resetting the enumi counter in the new list, like \\setcounter {enumi} {5} to initiate with 6. An option I’ve found that works is to use itemize and put numbers in square brackets. For example And just start another itemize on the next slide with the next number in square brackets. Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange!
Are there different styles of bullets of enumerate?
The problem is the bullets of the inner enumerate and the outer enumerate are in same style (a ball in green), does anyone know if there are other styles of bullets available? Thanks for contributing an answer to TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange!
Which is the correct counter for enumeration over several frames?
This is kept untouched and should be incremented as usual. The concerned counter is called »labelenumi« (where the small »i« stands for theenumeration level in roman numbers, here the first).
Is there a collision between enumitem and Beamer?
There seems to be a collision regarding enumitem and beamer definitions. Perhaps just use the allowframebreaks option. When using allowframebreaks, is there still a possibility to force a framebreak at a specific position/line?