I have seen here how roman numerals can be used in enumerate lists. How could I create nested lists with roman numerals, to get something like this?
(i) ...
(i.i) ...
(i.ii) ...
(ii) ...
#enumeratelists
I have seen here how roman numerals can be used in enumerate lists. How could I create nested lists with roman numerals, to get something like this?
(i) ...
(i.i) ...
(i.ii) ...
(ii) ...
Best Answer
Since you mention that the roman-lowercase enumeration style is a one-off requirement for your document, I suggest you (a) load the
enumitem
package and (b) use its machinery to provide the formatting requirements as optional arguments to the respective instances of\begin{enumerate}
.When creating cross-references to items in roman-enumerated lists, I suggest you omit the round parentheses. As the following example shows, the setup recommended in the preceding paragraph is sufficiently general/robust to allow the use of
\cref
directives to create cross-references.