I was attempting to create multiple, nested lists using LaTex but having an issue with Jupyter Notebook. I am able to create 1 nested list, but run into issue when creating a second nested list. This runs correctly in other LaTex applications, but is not working in jupyter notebook. I can use Markdown for a workaround, but I suspect a bug somewhere and wanted to share the issue.
Code:
\begin{itemize}
\item NoSub1
\item Sub1Title
\begin{itemize}
\item Sub1Item1
\item Sub1Item2
\end{itemize}
\item Sub2Title
\begin{itemize}
\item Sub2Num1
\item Sub2Num2
\end{itemize}
\item NoSub2
\end{itemize}
@mpacer Any ideas?
@cmesro
I think that this was a bug in latex_envs nbextension, not in the notebook itself. (Actually the notebook does not render LaTeX itemize or enumerate lists).
This was implemented in the latex_envs nbextension, but I focused on a way to tackle nested environments of the same kind but forget that a given environment can include several environments of the same type at a given level; that is exactly the case you pointed above. This is corrected in the version on the repo and on pypi.
Thanks for the fix!
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@cmesro
I think that this was a bug in latex_envs nbextension, not in the notebook itself. (Actually the notebook does not render LaTeX itemize or enumerate lists).
This was implemented in the
latex_envsnbextension, but I focused on a way to tackle nested environments of the same kind but forget that a given environment can include several environments of the same type at a given level; that is exactly the case you pointed above. This is corrected in the version on the repo and on pypi.