I'd like to wrap a figure around a theorem-environment but when I use the wrapfig or \parpic environment the text overlaps the figure. Plain text automatically wraps around a \parpic figure but the itemize/enumerate environment doesn't. Therefore I came up with a work-around:
\documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx,picins}%+any other needed packages..
\newcommand{\items}{\hspace{1.25em} \textbullet \hspace{0.55em}} %tried to replicate the alignment of the itemize environment.
\begin{document}
\parpic[r]{
\includegraphics[width=0.3\textwidth]{image.jpg}
}
\items this long text would have overlapped the picture if it would have been an 'itemize' environment
\items and so on..
\end{document}
This works but now I'd like to indent each new line after the bullet so it is right below the upper one (like the itemize environment). sth like \items{long text}
Best Answer
You can use the
mdwlist
package to do this.UPDATE: you may also want to consider using a two-column environment (
paracol
for example), orminipage
s.