Cummulative spacing after runsubsection
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I'm new to Latex and I'm adapting Deedy resume template trying to add dots joined by lines to spot dates using Tikz. After each runsubsection command nodes are placed after vertical spacing that appears to be linear to the current subsection number.
The code is showing node borders in order to show the problem. I'm attaching an image with the spacing marked with a red ellipse.
My code:
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,1) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,2) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,3) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document} documentclass{article}
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spacing templates deedy-resume
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
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asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
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I'm new to Latex and I'm adapting Deedy resume template trying to add dots joined by lines to spot dates using Tikz. After each runsubsection command nodes are placed after vertical spacing that appears to be linear to the current subsection number.
The code is showing node borders in order to show the problem. I'm attaching an image with the spacing marked with a red ellipse.
My code:
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,1) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,2) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,3) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document} documentclass{article}
What am I missing?
spacing templates deedy-resume
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
1
Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Please removedocumentclass{article}in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missingxcoordinates as inat (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)
– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Maybetikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]is changing of value every time we have aremember picture?
– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49
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I'm new to Latex and I'm adapting Deedy resume template trying to add dots joined by lines to spot dates using Tikz. After each runsubsection command nodes are placed after vertical spacing that appears to be linear to the current subsection number.
The code is showing node borders in order to show the problem. I'm attaching an image with the spacing marked with a red ellipse.
My code:
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,1) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,2) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,3) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document} documentclass{article}
What am I missing?
spacing templates deedy-resume
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
I'm new to Latex and I'm adapting Deedy resume template trying to add dots joined by lines to spot dates using Tikz. After each runsubsection command nodes are placed after vertical spacing that appears to be linear to the current subsection number.
The code is showing node borders in order to show the problem. I'm attaching an image with the spacing marked with a red ellipse.
My code:
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,1) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,2) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,3) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document} documentclass{article}
What am I missing?
spacing templates deedy-resume
spacing templates deedy-resume
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
edited Nov 28 at 8:32
sztruks
1,445717
1,445717
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
asked Nov 28 at 2:52
Rod
1345
1345
1
Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Please removedocumentclass{article}in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missingxcoordinates as inat (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)
– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Maybetikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]is changing of value every time we have aremember picture?
– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49
add a comment |
1
Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Please removedocumentclass{article}in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missingxcoordinates as inat (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)
– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Maybetikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]is changing of value every time we have aremember picture?
– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49
1
1
Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Please remove
documentclass{article} in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missing x coordinates as in at (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
Please remove
documentclass{article} in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missing x coordinates as in at (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Maybe
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture] is changing of value every time we have a remember picture?– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49
Maybe
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture] is changing of value every time we have a remember picture?– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49
add a comment |
1 Answer
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Just use node[...] at (0,0) everywhere (or leave out at (0,0) altogether)
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document}
Live example on Overleaf
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and setat (0,0)for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rodlocation{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep}It's always fun using this “template” garbage.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
add a comment |
1 Answer
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Just use node[...] at (0,0) everywhere (or leave out at (0,0) altogether)
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document}
Live example on Overleaf
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and setat (0,0)for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rodlocation{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep}It's always fun using this “template” garbage.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Just use node[...] at (0,0) everywhere (or leave out at (0,0) altogether)
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document}
Live example on Overleaf
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and setat (0,0)for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rodlocation{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep}It's always fun using this “template” garbage.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
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Just use node[...] at (0,0) everywhere (or leave out at (0,0) altogether)
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document}
Live example on Overleaf
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
Just use node[...] at (0,0) everywhere (or leave out at (0,0) altogether)
documentclass{deedy-resume-openfont}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{blindtext}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{varwidth}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,snakes}
usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows,backgrounds,positioning}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
begin{document}
namesection{doo}{bar}{ urlstyle{same}href{https://foo} \
}
section{Section}
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]
%n0
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n0) at (,0) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n1
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n1) at (,1) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n2
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n2) at (,2) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
%n3
%tikz[baseline] node[circle,label=left:label,fill=black,inner sep=3pt] (n3) at (,3) {};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
vbox{
runsubsection{runsubsection}descript{| descript }
}
};
tikz[baseline] node[draw,fill=none,align=left] at (0,0) {
hspace*{15mm}vbox{
blindtext
}
};
sectionsep
end{document}
Live example on Overleaf
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
answered Nov 28 at 3:41
Henri Menke
68.1k7152255
68.1k7152255
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and setat (0,0)for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rodlocation{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep}It's always fun using this “template” garbage.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
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Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and setat (0,0)for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rodlocation{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep}It's always fun using this “template” garbage.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
Nice tool. I have cloned your project to show my problem when I try to join nodes with lines: v1.overleaf.com/22634957hydkptwgmmyn#/74549583
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:07
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and set
at (0,0) for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
@Rod Why aren't you doing as I suggested in the answer and set
at (0,0) for all the nodes? v1.overleaf.com/read/bjsttjywtkcr– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:20
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
I have done it and it is almost finished, thanks for your support @Henri. Just one misalignment in the line "some problem HERE!". By any chance do you know what's the issue there?
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:25
@Rod
location{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep} It's always fun using this “template” garbage.– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
@Rod
location{some problem HERE!}parvspace{topsep} It's always fun using this “template” garbage.– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 4:37
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Thanks, Marmot! I have updated the code and the image.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 3:33
Please remove
documentclass{article}in the end. (Unfortunately I cannot help you since I do not have the document class and do not follow external links. What strikes me odd, though are all the missingxcoordinates as inat (,0), I've not seen that before in a working code.)– marmot
Nov 28 at 3:35
You have been taken in by a common misconception. What is referred to on the internet as “LaTeX templates” are in reality other people's documents which are tailored to their specific needs. Therefore it is close to impossible to perform any modifications on these without breaking the entire thing. They are really only meant to exchange their content with yours. Any other adjustment is simply out of scope.
– Henri Menke
Nov 28 at 3:42
Thanks again @Marmot, I am generating my latex with an erb template and I added a bug when I was trimming it for this questions. I have added a link to overleaf to show the problem.
– Rod
Nov 28 at 4:16
Maybe
tikzstyle{every picture}+=[remember picture]is changing of value every time we have aremember picture?– manooooh
Nov 28 at 4:49