I would like to use itemize
environment with the bullet style before each item. I found out that the french
option with the babel
package seems to define the dash style for the itemize
environment. It is not even possible to "overwrite" this definition in the preamble as it is suggested in this answer.
Here is my MWE for you to play around with it:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[french]{babel}
\def\labelitemi{$\bullet$}
\begin{document}
\begin{itemize}
\item Blabla
\item Bloblo
\end{itemize}
\end{document}
I can think of some ways to redefine the itemize
environment in the preamble to produce the bullet even if the french
option is loaded but would you have any "simple" solution to fix this problem without having to redefine the itemize
environment?
Remark: I haven't tried with other options but this problem might not be limited to the french
option.
Best Answer
With the
french
module forbabel
you can useA complete example:
Using the
frenchle
module, the author suggests in the documentation the use of\frlabelitems
to make the redefinition; however, the execution has also to be delayed with\AtBeginDocument
(I couldn't find any reference to this fact in the documentation?):Using the
frenchb
module forbabel
, you can redefine\FrenchLabelItem
in the preamble (notice, however, that given the settings infrenchb.ldf
, this change will be applied to all four levels of an itemized list):