No need to serve the document from any kind of web server - the file:/// protocol should be good enough. Just open the HTML file with the browser.Again.I've only tried on the said version of Firefox & Chrome, on macOS.PRs welcome for other paper sizes - especially A4! Normalize.css is used and is incorporated as a git submodule in this repository.Icons from Font Awesome are used and are incorporated as a git submodule in this repository.Please follow the links to download the fonts onto your computer. Open Sans, Source Code Pro and Source Sans Pro are used at various weights, but are not included in this repository.Other browser-specific hacks are as commented in the code.No hyperlinking functionality in rendered PDF as browers's print-to-PDF process is merely "flattening to digital paper".etc, and does not require (too many) dirty tricks. It's my intention to support other browsers/platforms (like IE Edge on Windows?) as long as the browser sufficiently supports the required CSS features: calc(), var(), flexbox.I have only tested this project on latest release version of Firefox (56 as of writing) and Google Chrome (61) on macOS 10.13 (High Sierra).Compatibility and Known Issues/Limitations And, since it's open source with Apache License, you're allowed (and encouraged!) to create your own fine-tuned template and share with others.įind the background story of this project at my blog. Oh, maybe some intermediate CSS knowledge. All you need is a text editor and a web browser (see compatibility section below). if you want an "objective" section, just copy-paste a few HTML elements) and does not require proprietary software. See my living example at: Īs the résumé is purely typeset with HTML and CSS, it's highly customizable (e.g.
A single-page résumé template done purely with HTML and CSS, which can be rendered into PDF through web browsers' print-to-PDF functionality, making a nice, sleek, professsional and ready-to-print résumé.
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