Is there a neat way to push the first line of an item in a description
environment over to the right so that it is flush with the second line of the item?
I'm trying to define a LaTeX list environment that lines up with my quotes. The list items will be named, rather than numbered, and so I've been trying to use a description
environment to do this. What I would like to get is this:
Here is some regular text. Note the regular para-
graph indenting.
Here is some text inside a default quote envir-
onment.
Here is some regular text.
Apples: Here is the first item.
Oranges: Here is the second item. It wraps on-
to a second line, and is flush with the first
line about oranges.
Here is some more regular text.
I'm struggling to get this result. I've been playing around with enumitem
, but without success (possibly my own fault - I've never been able to get my head around the enumitem
spacing commands). If it comes to it, I can get the result using quote
environments rather than any kind of list, but that's obviously not ideal.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.