LaTeX lists (\begin/\end{itemize}/{enumerate}) do not generate a paragraph for the first paragraph of a multiparagraph \item. This causes bad formatting; in particular, the first paragraph gets fully justified on the last line.
\begin{itemize}
\item Not a paragraph
\item Also not a paragraph
A paragraph
\end{itemize}
In markdown format, this input converts to the following:
<ul>
<li>Not a paragraph
</li><li>Also not a paragraph<p></p>
<p>A paragraph
</p></li></ul>
In latex format, this input converts to the following:
<ul>
<li>Not a paragraph
</li><li>Also not a paragraph
<p>A paragraph
</p></li></ul>
This renders as:
(In Markdown format at least there's a vertical space between "Also not a paragraph" and "A paragraph".)
Ideally, to match Markdown, multiparagraph \items should have paragraph tags for every paragraph, including the first, while single-paragraph \items should stay as they are.
LaTeX lists (
\begin
/\end
{itemize}
/{enumerate}
) do not generate a paragraph for the first paragraph of a multiparagraph\item
. This causes bad formatting; in particular, the first paragraph gets fully justified on the last line.In
markdown
format, this input converts to the following:In
latex
format, this input converts to the following:This renders as:
(In Markdown format at least there's a vertical space between "Also not a paragraph" and "A paragraph".)
Ideally, to match Markdown, multiparagraph
\item
s should have paragraph tags for every paragraph, including the first, while single-paragraph\item
s should stay as they are.