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I recieved some remarks that the layout and other style aspects of the pdf resume weren't quite satisfactory, so I've reverted my changes to the original style.css, and now I plan to change the ConTeXt style file so that the layout corresponds as close as possible to the HTML version.
Specifically:
Get the name in a bigger font
Put the table entries at the sides of the textarea, not in the middle of the cells
Get rid of the huge spacing between the table's contents and the following hrule
Unbolden definition list definitions.
Make sure the section headings and the definition list definitions are vertically aligned.
Color links with green instead of blue
If there are any other glaring differences between the results of style_green.css and style_green.tex, please let me know :-)
If you think you can improve on the original style_green.css, please consider submitting your own css (and/or ConTeXt) stylesheet, which I just might translate for you (see issue #2 )
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The two latest commits address the link colors and the vertical alignment issue.
I still couldn't figure out how to get a bigger font size, ConTeXt is a bit wierd that way.
I also coudn't figure out how to unbolden definition list definitions; the obvious step of removing headstyle=bold from the \definedescription command changed nothing, so I've left it in for now.
The two issues regarding tables are not so important anymore, since the template no longer contains tables.
I recieved some remarks that the layout and other style aspects of the pdf resume weren't quite satisfactory, so I've reverted my changes to the original style.css, and now I plan to change the ConTeXt style file so that the layout corresponds as close as possible to the HTML version.
Specifically:
If there are any other glaring differences between the results of
style_green.css
andstyle_green.tex
, please let me know :-)If you think you can improve on the original style_green.css, please consider submitting your own css (and/or ConTeXt) stylesheet, which I just might translate for you (see issue #2 )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: