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Hidden pages in LaTeX
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I'm trying to create a resume that would be one page only with 'hidden pages' (so the document would have a number of pages of which only main page would be shown). The idea is that on the main page I would have certain sections, let's say: publications section, which would be hyperlinked and only when user clicks the hyperlink the pdf would switch to the page, where there is the additional content that I want. But! I don't want the reader to be able to navigate through all pages, I want as a default to show only the main page and all of the other 'subpages' would be hidden.
Is it possible in LaTeX?
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I'm trying to create a resume that would be one page only with 'hidden pages' (so the document would have a number of pages of which only main page would be shown). The idea is that on the main page I would have certain sections, let's say: publications section, which would be hyperlinked and only when user clicks the hyperlink the pdf would switch to the page, where there is the additional content that I want. But! I don't want the reader to be able to navigate through all pages, I want as a default to show only the main page and all of the other 'subpages' would be hidden.
Is it possible in LaTeX?
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I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
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Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
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I'm trying to create a resume that would be one page only with 'hidden pages' (so the document would have a number of pages of which only main page would be shown). The idea is that on the main page I would have certain sections, let's say: publications section, which would be hyperlinked and only when user clicks the hyperlink the pdf would switch to the page, where there is the additional content that I want. But! I don't want the reader to be able to navigate through all pages, I want as a default to show only the main page and all of the other 'subpages' would be hidden.
Is it possible in LaTeX?
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I'm trying to create a resume that would be one page only with 'hidden pages' (so the document would have a number of pages of which only main page would be shown). The idea is that on the main page I would have certain sections, let's say: publications section, which would be hyperlinked and only when user clicks the hyperlink the pdf would switch to the page, where there is the additional content that I want. But! I don't want the reader to be able to navigate through all pages, I want as a default to show only the main page and all of the other 'subpages' would be hidden.
Is it possible in LaTeX?
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I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
2 hours ago
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Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
– TeXnician
2 hours ago
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I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
2 hours ago
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Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
– TeXnician
2 hours ago
I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
2 hours ago
I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
2 hours ago
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Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
– TeXnician
2 hours ago
Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
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Welcome to TeX.SE.! As far as I know, a .pdf or .dvi file can not have such a functionality (for whole pages). But it can have it for comments... something that I suppose is not enough for you. If you open any pdf (or dvi) by using any viewer of your system, you will see that all the pages are visible. So, the I don't think you can do it with just a pdf or dvi file. What I think can work for you, is to create the other pages in a site (a free site of wordpress or a google site would be ok for it) and add in your pdf hyperlinks to this site's hidden pages (that the user can't find through navigation in the page -this is possible in both wordpress sites and google sites-)
An example of a latex code using this functionality, is just any simple (or complicated) template for your CV and the links would work with:
usepackagehyperrefin your preamble, andhrefwww.<YourPage>.wordpress.com/<HiddenPageNonFromNavigation>/My Publicationswhere "My Publications" is the words that will appear in the pdf file and will drive the user in your "Hidden Page".
The problem is that the reader has to read online this pdf in order to "find" your hidden links, but I think it is the only way.
PS: Hyperlinks to other pdfs could be possible too as a second thought and you could sent a zipped file with all the pdfs, but then the user could open them (and may be could chose one of them as his first choice). You could just use dummy names for these pdfs and a clear name for your main file (preferable a name starting with 0 or 1 in order to be shown as first file in most folder settings of any operating system)
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Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
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I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE.! As far as I know, a .pdf or .dvi file can not have such a functionality (for whole pages). But it can have it for comments... something that I suppose is not enough for you. If you open any pdf (or dvi) by using any viewer of your system, you will see that all the pages are visible. So, the I don't think you can do it with just a pdf or dvi file. What I think can work for you, is to create the other pages in a site (a free site of wordpress or a google site would be ok for it) and add in your pdf hyperlinks to this site's hidden pages (that the user can't find through navigation in the page -this is possible in both wordpress sites and google sites-)
An example of a latex code using this functionality, is just any simple (or complicated) template for your CV and the links would work with:
usepackagehyperrefin your preamble, andhrefwww.<YourPage>.wordpress.com/<HiddenPageNonFromNavigation>/My Publicationswhere "My Publications" is the words that will appear in the pdf file and will drive the user in your "Hidden Page".
The problem is that the reader has to read online this pdf in order to "find" your hidden links, but I think it is the only way.
PS: Hyperlinks to other pdfs could be possible too as a second thought and you could sent a zipped file with all the pdfs, but then the user could open them (and may be could chose one of them as his first choice). You could just use dummy names for these pdfs and a clear name for your main file (preferable a name starting with 0 or 1 in order to be shown as first file in most folder settings of any operating system)
answered 2 hours ago
koleygr
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Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
1
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
Welcome to TeX.SE.! As far as I know, a .pdf or .dvi file can not have such a functionality (for whole pages). But it can have it for comments... something that I suppose is not enough for you. If you open any pdf (or dvi) by using any viewer of your system, you will see that all the pages are visible. So, the I don't think you can do it with just a pdf or dvi file. What I think can work for you, is to create the other pages in a site (a free site of wordpress or a google site would be ok for it) and add in your pdf hyperlinks to this site's hidden pages (that the user can't find through navigation in the page -this is possible in both wordpress sites and google sites-)
An example of a latex code using this functionality, is just any simple (or complicated) template for your CV and the links would work with:
usepackagehyperrefin your preamble, andhrefwww.<YourPage>.wordpress.com/<HiddenPageNonFromNavigation>/My Publicationswhere "My Publications" is the words that will appear in the pdf file and will drive the user in your "Hidden Page".
The problem is that the reader has to read online this pdf in order to "find" your hidden links, but I think it is the only way.
PS: Hyperlinks to other pdfs could be possible too as a second thought and you could sent a zipped file with all the pdfs, but then the user could open them (and may be could chose one of them as his first choice). You could just use dummy names for these pdfs and a clear name for your main file (preferable a name starting with 0 or 1 in order to be shown as first file in most folder settings of any operating system)
answered 2 hours ago
koleygr
10.6k1836
1
Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
1
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Welcome to TeX.SE.! As far as I know, a .pdf or .dvi file can not have such a functionality (for whole pages). But it can have it for comments... something that I suppose is not enough for you. If you open any pdf (or dvi) by using any viewer of your system, you will see that all the pages are visible. So, the I don't think you can do it with just a pdf or dvi file. What I think can work for you, is to create the other pages in a site (a free site of wordpress or a google site would be ok for it) and add in your pdf hyperlinks to this site's hidden pages (that the user can't find through navigation in the page -this is possible in both wordpress sites and google sites-)
An example of a latex code using this functionality, is just any simple (or complicated) template for your CV and the links would work with:
usepackagehyperrefin your preamble, andhrefwww.<YourPage>.wordpress.com/<HiddenPageNonFromNavigation>/My Publicationswhere "My Publications" is the words that will appear in the pdf file and will drive the user in your "Hidden Page".
The problem is that the reader has to read online this pdf in order to "find" your hidden links, but I think it is the only way.
PS: Hyperlinks to other pdfs could be possible too as a second thought and you could sent a zipped file with all the pdfs, but then the user could open them (and may be could chose one of them as his first choice). You could just use dummy names for these pdfs and a clear name for your main file (preferable a name starting with 0 or 1 in order to be shown as first file in most folder settings of any operating system)
answered 2 hours ago
koleygr
10.6k1836
Welcome to TeX.SE.! As far as I know, a .pdf or .dvi file can not have such a functionality (for whole pages). But it can have it for comments... something that I suppose is not enough for you. If you open any pdf (or dvi) by using any viewer of your system, you will see that all the pages are visible. So, the I don't think you can do it with just a pdf or dvi file. What I think can work for you, is to create the other pages in a site (a free site of wordpress or a google site would be ok for it) and add in your pdf hyperlinks to this site's hidden pages (that the user can't find through navigation in the page -this is possible in both wordpress sites and google sites-)
An example of a latex code using this functionality, is just any simple (or complicated) template for your CV and the links would work with:
usepackagehyperrefin your preamble, andhrefwww.<YourPage>.wordpress.com/<HiddenPageNonFromNavigation>/My Publicationswhere "My Publications" is the words that will appear in the pdf file and will drive the user in your "Hidden Page".
The problem is that the reader has to read online this pdf in order to "find" your hidden links, but I think it is the only way.
PS: Hyperlinks to other pdfs could be possible too as a second thought and you could sent a zipped file with all the pdfs, but then the user could open them (and may be could chose one of them as his first choice). You could just use dummy names for these pdfs and a clear name for your main file (preferable a name starting with 0 or 1 in order to be shown as first file in most folder settings of any operating system)
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Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
1
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
add a comment |Â
1
Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
1
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
1
1
Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Imagine I'm a less tech-savvy recruiter. I get a collection of zipped PDFs with funny looking names like that, I suspect he sender of being an unsuccessful phisher in desguise of an applicant. None of those documents will be opened and that sorry donkey's email address is listed as junk company-wide. :D One Trojan down! Neeext!
– thymaro
53 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
Yes @thymaro... You are right, and this is why I left that as a PS. Also had thought about presentations with repeated pages (to protect from left clicking) but the same (your described) reason and the fact that reading in non-presentation mode will be possible... made me not even to add this way (+1 to your comment)... but I am just trying to show some alternatives... and not to recommend one of them.
– koleygr
49 mins ago
1
1
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
I just wanted to lower the chance of any serious applicants to lower their chances of getting hired with a phishy looking setup ;) it might give somebody ideas.
– thymaro
43 mins ago
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I think it is just possible in presentations.
– VÅ© Văn DÅ©ng
2 hours ago
1
Have a look at the attachfile2 package. This allows you to add "pdf attachments", so you could have a pdf file for each page and link them from within the document (in which they are included).
– TeXnician
2 hours ago