{indentation} is about the first-line indentation of normal {paragraphs} as well as about the indentation of, e.g., {lists}, {quoting} environments, {captions}, and the various elements (sectioning numbers, titles, ...) in a {table-of-contents}.

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Avoid stanza indentation in eledpar

I'm typesetting epic verse in parallel text format, i.e. with the original langugage on one page and the translation on the facing page. Having played around with a number of parallel packages, it ...
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About autoindent and postbreak in the package listings

I am using the package listings to show my Matlab code. The code was pre-typed in a file and everything will be loaded from the file and a .tex file will be generated automatically to show the code ...
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Reliable code for automatic \noindent after specific environments?

There are a number of environments which I never want to follow up with an indented paragraph. itemize, enumerate, theorem, definition, etc. I know there are people who think this is bad style. But ...
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Auto-indentation of LaTeX Source code in TeXShop

Sometimes, I find it a bit hard to manually indent my code so that all the \begin{...}'s and \end{...}'s align vertically in my .tex source code. In some code development environments, I know that ...
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Shortening the whitespace for \begin{itemize}

I have some items on my resume that have listed bullets, like so: But I find the distance between the • and the title is too far, so I'd like to change it. How would I go about doing this? My code ...
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First lines in the bibliography list are indented when I use numbering in apa style

I want my references numbered and appear the following order: author, year, title, etc... When I use apa.bst style with the natbib code: \usepackage[round,numbers]{natbib} the first line of each ...