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I'm writing a CV using the following template:



https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/entry-level-resume-template-latex/jsmpwkcwyntg



I now want to add my address to the sidebar. By doing so I want it to look like:



Fake Street 1, 

01234 Fake Town


but all I can get is shown in the following picture:



enter image description here



I tried everything: par, linebreak, newline, \, ...
but nothing seems to work as all of the examples mentioned above lead to significant errors.



Does anyone has an idea how I can make this work?






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    By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
    – Werner
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:28










  • I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
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I'm writing a CV using the following template:



https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/entry-level-resume-template-latex/jsmpwkcwyntg



I now want to add my address to the sidebar. By doing so I want it to look like:



Fake Street 1, 

01234 Fake Town


but all I can get is shown in the following picture:



enter image description here



I tried everything: par, linebreak, newline, \, ...
but nothing seems to work as all of the examples mentioned above lead to significant errors.



Does anyone has an idea how I can make this work?






tables letters cv







share|improve this question




















  • 1




    By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
    – Werner
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:28










  • I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
    – offline
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:53
















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I'm writing a CV using the following template:



https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/entry-level-resume-template-latex/jsmpwkcwyntg



I now want to add my address to the sidebar. By doing so I want it to look like:



Fake Street 1, 

01234 Fake Town


but all I can get is shown in the following picture:



enter image description here



I tried everything: par, linebreak, newline, \, ...
but nothing seems to work as all of the examples mentioned above lead to significant errors.



Does anyone has an idea how I can make this work?






tables letters cv







share|improve this question















I'm writing a CV using the following template:



https://de.overleaf.com/latex/templates/entry-level-resume-template-latex/jsmpwkcwyntg



I now want to add my address to the sidebar. By doing so I want it to look like:



Fake Street 1, 

01234 Fake Town


but all I can get is shown in the following picture:



enter image description here



I tried everything: par, linebreak, newline, \, ...
but nothing seems to work as all of the examples mentioned above lead to significant errors.



Does anyone has an idea how I can make this work?






tables letters cv




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    By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
    – Werner
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:28










  • I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
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    Dec 11 '18 at 17:53
















  • 1




    By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
    – Werner
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:28










  • I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
    – offline
    Dec 11 '18 at 17:53










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By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
– Werner
Dec 11 '18 at 17:28




By default, the CV template you're using does not include an address. How do you add the address to your profile?
– Werner
Dec 11 '18 at 17:28












I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
– offline
Dec 11 '18 at 17:53






I just added ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{ {$ begin{array}{l} hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{{faMapMarker}} end{array} $} & href{http://cvaddress}{cvaddress} \} in "twentysecondcv.cls" and used cvaddress{Fake Street 1, 01234 Fake Town} in "template.tex".
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Since you are modifying the template .cls directly, you don't have to condition on whether or not you defined cvaddress. You can just place the address and put the cvaddress macro inside a tabular.



Specifically, I'd place



%ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{

  {$

    begin{array}{l}

      hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{faMapMarker}

    end{array}

   $} & {begin{tabular}[t]{@{} l @{}} cvaddress end{tabular}} \

%}


within the makeprofile definition within twentysecondcv.cls (around line 210). It's strange to place the faMapMarker part inside an $begin{array}{.} ... end{array}$ construction when using tabular is all that is needed. If you're using a tabular instead, you may have to adjust the hspace since the column separation differs between the two.



Now you can set your address using



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \ 01234 Fake Town}


The address is set to be [t]op-aligned with faMapMarker (remove it to be center-aligned).



enter image description here



If you want less spacing between the address elements, use something like:



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \[-.5normalbaselineskip] 01234 Fake Town}


A negative space in \[<len>] brings the elements closer together.



enter image description here






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Since you are modifying the template .cls directly, you don't have to condition on whether or not you defined cvaddress. You can just place the address and put the cvaddress macro inside a tabular.



Specifically, I'd place



%ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{

  {$

    begin{array}{l}

      hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{faMapMarker}

    end{array}

   $} & {begin{tabular}[t]{@{} l @{}} cvaddress end{tabular}} \

%}


within the makeprofile definition within twentysecondcv.cls (around line 210). It's strange to place the faMapMarker part inside an $begin{array}{.} ... end{array}$ construction when using tabular is all that is needed. If you're using a tabular instead, you may have to adjust the hspace since the column separation differs between the two.



Now you can set your address using



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \ 01234 Fake Town}


The address is set to be [t]op-aligned with faMapMarker (remove it to be center-aligned).



enter image description here



If you want less spacing between the address elements, use something like:



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \[-.5normalbaselineskip] 01234 Fake Town}


A negative space in \[<len>] brings the elements closer together.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • That's an awesome answer! Thank you very much! It's exactly what I was looking for!
    – offline
    Dec 11 '18 at 19:00
















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Since you are modifying the template .cls directly, you don't have to condition on whether or not you defined cvaddress. You can just place the address and put the cvaddress macro inside a tabular.



Specifically, I'd place



%ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{

  {$

    begin{array}{l}

      hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{faMapMarker}

    end{array}

   $} & {begin{tabular}[t]{@{} l @{}} cvaddress end{tabular}} \

%}


within the makeprofile definition within twentysecondcv.cls (around line 210). It's strange to place the faMapMarker part inside an $begin{array}{.} ... end{array}$ construction when using tabular is all that is needed. If you're using a tabular instead, you may have to adjust the hspace since the column separation differs between the two.



Now you can set your address using



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \ 01234 Fake Town}


The address is set to be [t]op-aligned with faMapMarker (remove it to be center-aligned).



enter image description here



If you want less spacing between the address elements, use something like:



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \[-.5normalbaselineskip] 01234 Fake Town}


A negative space in \[<len>] brings the elements closer together.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • That's an awesome answer! Thank you very much! It's exactly what I was looking for!
    – offline
    Dec 11 '18 at 19:00














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Since you are modifying the template .cls directly, you don't have to condition on whether or not you defined cvaddress. You can just place the address and put the cvaddress macro inside a tabular.



Specifically, I'd place



%ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{

  {$

    begin{array}{l}

      hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{faMapMarker}

    end{array}

   $} & {begin{tabular}[t]{@{} l @{}} cvaddress end{tabular}} \

%}


within the makeprofile definition within twentysecondcv.cls (around line 210). It's strange to place the faMapMarker part inside an $begin{array}{.} ... end{array}$ construction when using tabular is all that is needed. If you're using a tabular instead, you may have to adjust the hspace since the column separation differs between the two.



Now you can set your address using



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \ 01234 Fake Town}


The address is set to be [t]op-aligned with faMapMarker (remove it to be center-aligned).



enter image description here



If you want less spacing between the address elements, use something like:



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \[-.5normalbaselineskip] 01234 Fake Town}


A negative space in \[<len>] brings the elements closer together.



enter image description here






share|improve this answer












Since you are modifying the template .cls directly, you don't have to condition on whether or not you defined cvaddress. You can just place the address and put the cvaddress macro inside a tabular.



Specifically, I'd place



%ifthenelse{equal{href{cvaddress}{cvaddress}}{}}{}{

  {$

    begin{array}{l}

      hspace{3.5mm} huge textnormal{faMapMarker}

    end{array}

   $} & {begin{tabular}[t]{@{} l @{}} cvaddress end{tabular}} \

%}


within the makeprofile definition within twentysecondcv.cls (around line 210). It's strange to place the faMapMarker part inside an $begin{array}{.} ... end{array}$ construction when using tabular is all that is needed. If you're using a tabular instead, you may have to adjust the hspace since the column separation differs between the two.



Now you can set your address using



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \ 01234 Fake Town}


The address is set to be [t]op-aligned with faMapMarker (remove it to be center-aligned).



enter image description here



If you want less spacing between the address elements, use something like:



cvaddress{Fake Street 1, \[-.5normalbaselineskip] 01234 Fake Town}


A negative space in \[<len>] brings the elements closer together.



enter image description here







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