Help with justification of running text
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This is my class file:
NeedsTeXFormatLaTeX2e
ProvidesClassArponcv[28/9/2018 custom CV class]
LoadClassarticle
usepackage[scaled=1.05,proportional,lightcondensed]zlmtt
renewcommand*familydefaultttdefault
usepackage[T1]fontenc
newcommanddatedsection[2]%%
addvspace3ex%%
noindentmakebox[0pt][l]rule[-3pt]textwidth0.4pt%%
Largescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace2ex
newcommanddatedsubsection[2]%%
addvspace1ex%%
noindentlargescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace1ex
newcommandinformation[2]%%
noindentnormalsizescshapettfamily#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace5pt
This is my .tex file.
documentclassArponcv
begindocument
datedsectionEducation
datedsubsectionBachelor of Science2015-Now
informationDepartment of Nuclear Engineering, informationUniversity of Dhaka,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationCurrent CGPA (Up to 6th Semester): 3.72
datedsubsectionHigher Secondary Certificate2014
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsubsectionSecondary School Certificate2012
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsectionStandardized Tests
datedsubsectionGraduate Record Examination (GRE)2018
informationTotal- 329. Quantitative Reasoning: 170, Verbal Reasoning: 159
informationAnalytical Writing Analysis: 5.0
datedsubsectionTest Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)2018
informationTotal: 111. Reading: 29, Listening: 29, Speaking: 27, Writing: 26
datedsectionResearch Interests
datedsectionResearch Experience
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ThesisSept 2018-Now
informationTitle: Computer code development for steady-state neutronics analysis of a novel reactor core.
informationDescription: I am currently working on developing a computer code to numerically approximate the steady-state neutronics of a novel reactor core.
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ProjectSept 2017-March 2018
informationTitle: Demonstration of axial neutron flux distribution in a hypothetical reactor core employing control pellets (control material in pellet form).
informationDescription: I demonstrated an evenly balanced axial flux distribution that can be generated if hypothetical control pellets (control material in pellet form) are used instead of regular single-piece control rods. Regular control rods generate uneven axial flux distribution when partially inserted.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018-April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
datedsectionPrizes, Awards and Grants
datedsubsection
datedsectionWork Experience
datedsubsectionAdministrative Experience??
datedsubsectionTeaching Experience??
datedsectionVolunteer Work
datedsectionComputer and Programming Skills
enddocument
I want to define the information
command, which is defined in the class file, in such a way that whatever I write in the .tex file under information
comes out fully justified.
Currently it gives some outputs as justified, and some outputs as left aligned.
For illustration:
The way the title and descriptions of research experiences came out is satisfactory.
But the description of the industrial attachment isn't justified. Or maybe it is justified to a different margin.
How can I remedy this situation?
horizontal-alignment formatting cv
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This is my class file:
NeedsTeXFormatLaTeX2e
ProvidesClassArponcv[28/9/2018 custom CV class]
LoadClassarticle
usepackage[scaled=1.05,proportional,lightcondensed]zlmtt
renewcommand*familydefaultttdefault
usepackage[T1]fontenc
newcommanddatedsection[2]%%
addvspace3ex%%
noindentmakebox[0pt][l]rule[-3pt]textwidth0.4pt%%
Largescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace2ex
newcommanddatedsubsection[2]%%
addvspace1ex%%
noindentlargescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace1ex
newcommandinformation[2]%%
noindentnormalsizescshapettfamily#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace5pt
This is my .tex file.
documentclassArponcv
begindocument
datedsectionEducation
datedsubsectionBachelor of Science2015-Now
informationDepartment of Nuclear Engineering, informationUniversity of Dhaka,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationCurrent CGPA (Up to 6th Semester): 3.72
datedsubsectionHigher Secondary Certificate2014
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsubsectionSecondary School Certificate2012
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsectionStandardized Tests
datedsubsectionGraduate Record Examination (GRE)2018
informationTotal- 329. Quantitative Reasoning: 170, Verbal Reasoning: 159
informationAnalytical Writing Analysis: 5.0
datedsubsectionTest Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)2018
informationTotal: 111. Reading: 29, Listening: 29, Speaking: 27, Writing: 26
datedsectionResearch Interests
datedsectionResearch Experience
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ThesisSept 2018-Now
informationTitle: Computer code development for steady-state neutronics analysis of a novel reactor core.
informationDescription: I am currently working on developing a computer code to numerically approximate the steady-state neutronics of a novel reactor core.
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ProjectSept 2017-March 2018
informationTitle: Demonstration of axial neutron flux distribution in a hypothetical reactor core employing control pellets (control material in pellet form).
informationDescription: I demonstrated an evenly balanced axial flux distribution that can be generated if hypothetical control pellets (control material in pellet form) are used instead of regular single-piece control rods. Regular control rods generate uneven axial flux distribution when partially inserted.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018-April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
datedsectionPrizes, Awards and Grants
datedsubsection
datedsectionWork Experience
datedsubsectionAdministrative Experience??
datedsubsectionTeaching Experience??
datedsectionVolunteer Work
datedsectionComputer and Programming Skills
enddocument
I want to define the information
command, which is defined in the class file, in such a way that whatever I write in the .tex file under information
comes out fully justified.
Currently it gives some outputs as justified, and some outputs as left aligned.
For illustration:
The way the title and descriptions of research experiences came out is satisfactory.
But the description of the industrial attachment isn't justified. Or maybe it is justified to a different margin.
How can I remedy this situation?
horizontal-alignment formatting cv
New contributor
Amit Hasan Arpon is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instructionhyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.
– Mico
1 hour ago
1
unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format28/9/2018
should be2018/09/28
or2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.
– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directivenoident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hencescshape
is simply ignored.
– Mico
30 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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This is my class file:
NeedsTeXFormatLaTeX2e
ProvidesClassArponcv[28/9/2018 custom CV class]
LoadClassarticle
usepackage[scaled=1.05,proportional,lightcondensed]zlmtt
renewcommand*familydefaultttdefault
usepackage[T1]fontenc
newcommanddatedsection[2]%%
addvspace3ex%%
noindentmakebox[0pt][l]rule[-3pt]textwidth0.4pt%%
Largescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace2ex
newcommanddatedsubsection[2]%%
addvspace1ex%%
noindentlargescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace1ex
newcommandinformation[2]%%
noindentnormalsizescshapettfamily#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace5pt
This is my .tex file.
documentclassArponcv
begindocument
datedsectionEducation
datedsubsectionBachelor of Science2015-Now
informationDepartment of Nuclear Engineering, informationUniversity of Dhaka,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationCurrent CGPA (Up to 6th Semester): 3.72
datedsubsectionHigher Secondary Certificate2014
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsubsectionSecondary School Certificate2012
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsectionStandardized Tests
datedsubsectionGraduate Record Examination (GRE)2018
informationTotal- 329. Quantitative Reasoning: 170, Verbal Reasoning: 159
informationAnalytical Writing Analysis: 5.0
datedsubsectionTest Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)2018
informationTotal: 111. Reading: 29, Listening: 29, Speaking: 27, Writing: 26
datedsectionResearch Interests
datedsectionResearch Experience
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ThesisSept 2018-Now
informationTitle: Computer code development for steady-state neutronics analysis of a novel reactor core.
informationDescription: I am currently working on developing a computer code to numerically approximate the steady-state neutronics of a novel reactor core.
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ProjectSept 2017-March 2018
informationTitle: Demonstration of axial neutron flux distribution in a hypothetical reactor core employing control pellets (control material in pellet form).
informationDescription: I demonstrated an evenly balanced axial flux distribution that can be generated if hypothetical control pellets (control material in pellet form) are used instead of regular single-piece control rods. Regular control rods generate uneven axial flux distribution when partially inserted.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018-April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
datedsectionPrizes, Awards and Grants
datedsubsection
datedsectionWork Experience
datedsubsectionAdministrative Experience??
datedsubsectionTeaching Experience??
datedsectionVolunteer Work
datedsectionComputer and Programming Skills
enddocument
I want to define the information
command, which is defined in the class file, in such a way that whatever I write in the .tex file under information
comes out fully justified.
Currently it gives some outputs as justified, and some outputs as left aligned.
For illustration:
The way the title and descriptions of research experiences came out is satisfactory.
But the description of the industrial attachment isn't justified. Or maybe it is justified to a different margin.
How can I remedy this situation?
horizontal-alignment formatting cv
New contributor
Amit Hasan Arpon is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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This is my class file:
NeedsTeXFormatLaTeX2e
ProvidesClassArponcv[28/9/2018 custom CV class]
LoadClassarticle
usepackage[scaled=1.05,proportional,lightcondensed]zlmtt
renewcommand*familydefaultttdefault
usepackage[T1]fontenc
newcommanddatedsection[2]%%
addvspace3ex%%
noindentmakebox[0pt][l]rule[-3pt]textwidth0.4pt%%
Largescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace2ex
newcommanddatedsubsection[2]%%
addvspace1ex%%
noindentlargescshapettfamilybfseries#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace1ex
newcommandinformation[2]%%
noindentnormalsizescshapettfamily#1hspacefill#2paraddvspace5pt
This is my .tex file.
documentclassArponcv
begindocument
datedsectionEducation
datedsubsectionBachelor of Science2015-Now
informationDepartment of Nuclear Engineering, informationUniversity of Dhaka,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationCurrent CGPA (Up to 6th Semester): 3.72
datedsubsectionHigher Secondary Certificate2014
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsubsectionSecondary School Certificate2012
informationSt. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka, Bangladesh
informationGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
datedsectionStandardized Tests
datedsubsectionGraduate Record Examination (GRE)2018
informationTotal- 329. Quantitative Reasoning: 170, Verbal Reasoning: 159
informationAnalytical Writing Analysis: 5.0
datedsubsectionTest Of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)2018
informationTotal: 111. Reading: 29, Listening: 29, Speaking: 27, Writing: 26
datedsectionResearch Interests
datedsectionResearch Experience
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ThesisSept 2018-Now
informationTitle: Computer code development for steady-state neutronics analysis of a novel reactor core.
informationDescription: I am currently working on developing a computer code to numerically approximate the steady-state neutronics of a novel reactor core.
datedsubsectionUndergraduate ProjectSept 2017-March 2018
informationTitle: Demonstration of axial neutron flux distribution in a hypothetical reactor core employing control pellets (control material in pellet form).
informationDescription: I demonstrated an evenly balanced axial flux distribution that can be generated if hypothetical control pellets (control material in pellet form) are used instead of regular single-piece control rods. Regular control rods generate uneven axial flux distribution when partially inserted.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018-April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
datedsectionPrizes, Awards and Grants
datedsubsection
datedsectionWork Experience
datedsubsectionAdministrative Experience??
datedsubsectionTeaching Experience??
datedsectionVolunteer Work
datedsectionComputer and Programming Skills
enddocument
I want to define the information
command, which is defined in the class file, in such a way that whatever I write in the .tex file under information
comes out fully justified.
Currently it gives some outputs as justified, and some outputs as left aligned.
For illustration:
The way the title and descriptions of research experiences came out is satisfactory.
But the description of the industrial attachment isn't justified. Or maybe it is justified to a different margin.
How can I remedy this situation?
horizontal-alignment formatting cv
horizontal-alignment formatting cv
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Amit Hasan Arpon is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instructionhyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.
– Mico
1 hour ago
1
unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format28/9/2018
should be2018/09/28
or2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.
– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directivenoident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hencescshape
is simply ignored.
– Mico
30 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instructionhyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.
– Mico
1 hour ago
1
unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format28/9/2018
should be2018/09/28
or2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.
– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directivenoident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hencescshape
is simply ignored.
– Mico
30 mins ago
Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instruction
hyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.– Mico
1 hour ago
Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instruction
hyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.– Mico
1 hour ago
1
1
unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format
28/9/2018
should be 2018/09/28
or 2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format
28/9/2018
should be 2018/09/28
or 2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directive
noident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hence scshape
is simply ignored.– Mico
30 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directive
noident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hence scshape
is simply ignored.– Mico
30 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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What's happening is that LaTeX can't make a good choice about how to break the line. If it breaks before "Bangladesh", then there will be too much white space in the line: in other words, the line will be "underfull". You can see this by inserting a linebreak
before "Bangladesh".
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,linebreak Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
which will result in
If you're fine with that appearance, the story ends there.
Alternatively, you can try to reword your paragraph there so that LaTeX isn't forced into making this sort of decision.
I really don't know the importance of all the wording, but merely rearranging the information in that line as follows
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE). A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
results in
Maybe this works for you, maybe it doesn't.
My personal bias is to say that in a resume, full justification looks bad. So many lines are potentially short. As a result, portions of the resume/cv look ragged right and others fully justified. Personally, I would stick with a ragged right approach throughout, but that's opinion, nothing more.
However, even in this case raggedright
still results in the offending protrusion of "Bangladesh" into the right margin. Instead of linebreak
, you could then use, newline
. This gives the following result
Then there's always the option of changing the hyphenation rules for Bangladesh. Maybe something like hyphenationbangla-desh
(or otherwise as you see fit). This results in
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I take it that you're mainly concerned with the fact that, in the section "Industrial Attachment", the word "Bangladesh" isn't hyphenated and thus sticks out into the right-hand margin.
I can think of two remedies:
Inform LaTeX how to hyphenate the word "Bangladesh", by placing the instruction
hyphenationbangla-desh
in the preamble. Potential downside: Some people might object to hyphenating names of countries. (I'm not one of these people, but ...)Simply drop the word "Bangladesh". Potential downside: The folks reading your cv might be unsure which city called "Dhaka" is being referred to. Honestly, if they really are unsure, they are in lots of trouble -- and you almost certainly don't want to work for them anyway...
Whatever else you may do, please use --
("en-dash") rather than just -
("simple or short dash") to connect date ranges. E.g., please write March 2018--April 2018
, not March 2018-April 2018
. The document contains four instances of where an en-dash should be used, at least in fine typography.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 1
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh. A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 2
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka.
A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
add a comment |Â
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
What's happening is that LaTeX can't make a good choice about how to break the line. If it breaks before "Bangladesh", then there will be too much white space in the line: in other words, the line will be "underfull". You can see this by inserting a linebreak
before "Bangladesh".
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,linebreak Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
which will result in
If you're fine with that appearance, the story ends there.
Alternatively, you can try to reword your paragraph there so that LaTeX isn't forced into making this sort of decision.
I really don't know the importance of all the wording, but merely rearranging the information in that line as follows
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE). A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
results in
Maybe this works for you, maybe it doesn't.
My personal bias is to say that in a resume, full justification looks bad. So many lines are potentially short. As a result, portions of the resume/cv look ragged right and others fully justified. Personally, I would stick with a ragged right approach throughout, but that's opinion, nothing more.
However, even in this case raggedright
still results in the offending protrusion of "Bangladesh" into the right margin. Instead of linebreak
, you could then use, newline
. This gives the following result
Then there's always the option of changing the hyphenation rules for Bangladesh. Maybe something like hyphenationbangla-desh
(or otherwise as you see fit). This results in
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
What's happening is that LaTeX can't make a good choice about how to break the line. If it breaks before "Bangladesh", then there will be too much white space in the line: in other words, the line will be "underfull". You can see this by inserting a linebreak
before "Bangladesh".
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,linebreak Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
which will result in
If you're fine with that appearance, the story ends there.
Alternatively, you can try to reword your paragraph there so that LaTeX isn't forced into making this sort of decision.
I really don't know the importance of all the wording, but merely rearranging the information in that line as follows
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE). A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
results in
Maybe this works for you, maybe it doesn't.
My personal bias is to say that in a resume, full justification looks bad. So many lines are potentially short. As a result, portions of the resume/cv look ragged right and others fully justified. Personally, I would stick with a ragged right approach throughout, but that's opinion, nothing more.
However, even in this case raggedright
still results in the offending protrusion of "Bangladesh" into the right margin. Instead of linebreak
, you could then use, newline
. This gives the following result
Then there's always the option of changing the hyphenation rules for Bangladesh. Maybe something like hyphenationbangla-desh
(or otherwise as you see fit). This results in
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
What's happening is that LaTeX can't make a good choice about how to break the line. If it breaks before "Bangladesh", then there will be too much white space in the line: in other words, the line will be "underfull". You can see this by inserting a linebreak
before "Bangladesh".
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,linebreak Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
which will result in
If you're fine with that appearance, the story ends there.
Alternatively, you can try to reword your paragraph there so that LaTeX isn't forced into making this sort of decision.
I really don't know the importance of all the wording, but merely rearranging the information in that line as follows
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE). A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
results in
Maybe this works for you, maybe it doesn't.
My personal bias is to say that in a resume, full justification looks bad. So many lines are potentially short. As a result, portions of the resume/cv look ragged right and others fully justified. Personally, I would stick with a ragged right approach throughout, but that's opinion, nothing more.
However, even in this case raggedright
still results in the offending protrusion of "Bangladesh" into the right margin. Instead of linebreak
, you could then use, newline
. This gives the following result
Then there's always the option of changing the hyphenation rules for Bangladesh. Maybe something like hyphenationbangla-desh
(or otherwise as you see fit). This results in
What's happening is that LaTeX can't make a good choice about how to break the line. If it breaks before "Bangladesh", then there will be too much white space in the line: in other words, the line will be "underfull". You can see this by inserting a linebreak
before "Bangladesh".
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,linebreak Bangladesh. A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC)
which will result in
If you're fine with that appearance, the story ends there.
Alternatively, you can try to reword your paragraph there so that LaTeX isn't forced into making this sort of decision.
I really don't know the importance of all the wording, but merely rearranging the information in that line as follows
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE). A facility of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC), Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
results in
Maybe this works for you, maybe it doesn't.
My personal bias is to say that in a resume, full justification looks bad. So many lines are potentially short. As a result, portions of the resume/cv look ragged right and others fully justified. Personally, I would stick with a ragged right approach throughout, but that's opinion, nothing more.
However, even in this case raggedright
still results in the offending protrusion of "Bangladesh" into the right margin. Instead of linebreak
, you could then use, newline
. This gives the following result
Then there's always the option of changing the hyphenation rules for Bangladesh. Maybe something like hyphenationbangla-desh
(or otherwise as you see fit). This results in
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up vote
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down vote
I take it that you're mainly concerned with the fact that, in the section "Industrial Attachment", the word "Bangladesh" isn't hyphenated and thus sticks out into the right-hand margin.
I can think of two remedies:
Inform LaTeX how to hyphenate the word "Bangladesh", by placing the instruction
hyphenationbangla-desh
in the preamble. Potential downside: Some people might object to hyphenating names of countries. (I'm not one of these people, but ...)Simply drop the word "Bangladesh". Potential downside: The folks reading your cv might be unsure which city called "Dhaka" is being referred to. Honestly, if they really are unsure, they are in lots of trouble -- and you almost certainly don't want to work for them anyway...
Whatever else you may do, please use --
("en-dash") rather than just -
("simple or short dash") to connect date ranges. E.g., please write March 2018--April 2018
, not March 2018-April 2018
. The document contains four instances of where an en-dash should be used, at least in fine typography.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 1
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh. A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 2
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka.
A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I take it that you're mainly concerned with the fact that, in the section "Industrial Attachment", the word "Bangladesh" isn't hyphenated and thus sticks out into the right-hand margin.
I can think of two remedies:
Inform LaTeX how to hyphenate the word "Bangladesh", by placing the instruction
hyphenationbangla-desh
in the preamble. Potential downside: Some people might object to hyphenating names of countries. (I'm not one of these people, but ...)Simply drop the word "Bangladesh". Potential downside: The folks reading your cv might be unsure which city called "Dhaka" is being referred to. Honestly, if they really are unsure, they are in lots of trouble -- and you almost certainly don't want to work for them anyway...
Whatever else you may do, please use --
("en-dash") rather than just -
("simple or short dash") to connect date ranges. E.g., please write March 2018--April 2018
, not March 2018-April 2018
. The document contains four instances of where an en-dash should be used, at least in fine typography.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 1
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh. A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 2
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka.
A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
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I take it that you're mainly concerned with the fact that, in the section "Industrial Attachment", the word "Bangladesh" isn't hyphenated and thus sticks out into the right-hand margin.
I can think of two remedies:
Inform LaTeX how to hyphenate the word "Bangladesh", by placing the instruction
hyphenationbangla-desh
in the preamble. Potential downside: Some people might object to hyphenating names of countries. (I'm not one of these people, but ...)Simply drop the word "Bangladesh". Potential downside: The folks reading your cv might be unsure which city called "Dhaka" is being referred to. Honestly, if they really are unsure, they are in lots of trouble -- and you almost certainly don't want to work for them anyway...
Whatever else you may do, please use --
("en-dash") rather than just -
("simple or short dash") to connect date ranges. E.g., please write March 2018--April 2018
, not March 2018-April 2018
. The document contains four instances of where an en-dash should be used, at least in fine typography.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 1
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh. A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 2
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka.
A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
I take it that you're mainly concerned with the fact that, in the section "Industrial Attachment", the word "Bangladesh" isn't hyphenated and thus sticks out into the right-hand margin.
I can think of two remedies:
Inform LaTeX how to hyphenate the word "Bangladesh", by placing the instruction
hyphenationbangla-desh
in the preamble. Potential downside: Some people might object to hyphenating names of countries. (I'm not one of these people, but ...)Simply drop the word "Bangladesh". Potential downside: The folks reading your cv might be unsure which city called "Dhaka" is being referred to. Honestly, if they really are unsure, they are in lots of trouble -- and you almost certainly don't want to work for them anyway...
Whatever else you may do, please use --
("en-dash") rather than just -
("simple or short dash") to connect date ranges. E.g., please write March 2018--April 2018
, not March 2018-April 2018
. The document contains four instances of where an en-dash should be used, at least in fine typography.
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 1
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka,
Bangladesh. A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
datedsectionIndustrial Attachment, Solution 2
datedsubsectionInstitute of ElectronicsMarch 2018--April 2018
informationAtomic Energy Research Establishment (AERE), Savar, Dhaka.
A facility of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC).
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Are you referring to the fact that the word "Bangladesh" near the top of the second page isn't hyphenated and hence protrudes into the right-hand margin? If so, try adding the instruction
hyphenationbang-la-desh
in the preamble.– Mico
1 hour ago
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unrelated to the typesetting, but in the class file the date is in the wrong format
28/9/2018
should be2018/09/28
or2018-09-28
(yyy-mm-dd) otherwise any date comparisons will not work.– David Carlisle
38 mins ago
Off-topic: (i) The directive
noident
doesn't take an argument; (ii) The font you're using doesn't feature a small-caps varietal, hencescshape
is simply ignored.– Mico
30 mins ago