Re: [O] Continuing a numbered list
Thanks, everyone. I thought I /had/ tried that. Feeling silly...thanks for the help. - DJ - On 15-04-29 10:59 PM, DJ wrote: Can't figure this out from the org mode manual. I want to use org mode for doing math assignments. This will be a lot easier than using latex directly, I think. But, I want to use numbered lists in org mode, and often there are multiple paragraphs that belong under one list item. I want to be able to use org mode tables instead of latex tabular, and these tables sometimes appear in the middle of a bunch of paragraphs under a single list item. I know how to get multiple paragraphs in one numbered list item. But how can I stick a table in the middle of my multiple-paragraph list item without terminating the list? Such as: 1. blah blah\\ yatta yatta | m | n | foo | |---+---+-| | x | y | z | and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - a paragraph AFTER the table which should belong to item 1. 2. This is the next item. I could use a cookie here to force start at 2, I know. TIA. Best, Jake.
Re: [O] Continuing a numbered list
OMG (facepalm). I *thought* I had already tried that, since it's the obvious thing to do. Thanks for your help. On 15-04-30 02:32 AM, thomas wrote: indenting the table should do the trick: === 1. blah blah yatta yatta | m | n | foo | |---+---+-| | x | y | z | and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - a paragraph AFTER the table which should belong to item 1. 2. This is the next item. I could use a cookie here to force start at 2, I know. === - thomas On 30.04.2015 04:59, DJ wrote: 1. blah blah\\ yatta yatta | m | n | foo | |---+---+-| | x | y | z | and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - a paragraph AFTER the table which should belong to item 1. 2. This is the next item. I could use a cookie here to force start at 2, I know.
Re: [O] Continuing a numbered list
On Wednesday, 29 Apr 2015 at 22:59, DJ wrote: > Can't figure this out from the org mode manual. [...] > I know how to get multiple paragraphs in one numbered list item. But > how can I stick a table in the middle of my multiple-paragraph list > item without terminating the list? Such as: > > 1. blah blah\\ > yatta yatta > | m | n | foo | > |---+---+-| > | x | y | z | > and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - > a paragraph AFTER the table which should > belong to item 1. Indent the table, e.g. #+begin_src org 1. blah blah yatta yatta | m | n | foo | |---+---+-| | x | y | z | and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - #+end_src -- : Eric S Fraga (0xFFFCF67D), Emacs 25.0.50.1, Org release_8.3beta-1062-gce4e64
Re: [O] Continuing a numbered list
DJ writes: > I know how to get multiple paragraphs in one numbered list item. But how > can I stick a table in the middle of my multiple-paragraph list item > without terminating the list? Try simply indenting the table. For aesthetics/reaability I like it to line up with the list-item paragraph, but you should be OK as long as it starts in any column to the right of the list item number. Yours, Christian
[O] Continuing a numbered list
Can't figure this out from the org mode manual. I want to use org mode for doing math assignments. This will be a lot easier than using latex directly, I think. But, I want to use numbered lists in org mode, and often there are multiple paragraphs that belong under one list item. I want to be able to use org mode tables instead of latex tabular, and these tables sometimes appear in the middle of a bunch of paragraphs under a single list item. I know how to get multiple paragraphs in one numbered list item. But how can I stick a table in the middle of my multiple-paragraph list item without terminating the list? Such as: 1. blah blah\\ yatta yatta | m | n | foo | |---+---+-| | x | y | z | and this text should be part of item 1. That is the real problem - a paragraph AFTER the table which should belong to item 1. 2. This is the next item. I could use a cookie here to force start at 2, I know. TIA. Best, Jake.
