How to justify only the first column of this user-defined tabular environment **while using ragged2e**?...












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I'm currently updating my CV using a very cool template I found on the Internet quite a long time ago (a user-defined CV class + the template itself). During these years, I've been more or less able to tweak both the .cls and the .tex files according to my needs, but now I'm facing a challenge I cannot solve on my own. At some point in the .cls, a new environment called entrylist is defined.



Consider now the MWE below. With the entrylist environment as it is defined (notice that it's just a somewhat fancy tabular enviornment), the content of the first column is not justified (see output below). I have tried many things to justify the content of the first column, but I haven't succeeded so far. In different words, the goal is to get "short name or date" and "much much longer name or date" both justified. Thus, does anyone how to justify only the content of the first column?



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
#1&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3}\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}


current output



PS: feel free either to comment on the warnings or to ignore them -I'll be dealing with them as soon as possible.



Thank you all for your time and effort!



EDIT! After David Carlisle's answer, I noticed that I need any possible solution to be compatible with the package ragged2e. In different words, I still need to get that column justified while the rest of the document is affected by [document]ragged2e. Is this possible? (maybe using the
array
package...?)










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  • Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:43













  • Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:48






  • 1





    no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 13:49











  • @DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:46
















1















I'm currently updating my CV using a very cool template I found on the Internet quite a long time ago (a user-defined CV class + the template itself). During these years, I've been more or less able to tweak both the .cls and the .tex files according to my needs, but now I'm facing a challenge I cannot solve on my own. At some point in the .cls, a new environment called entrylist is defined.



Consider now the MWE below. With the entrylist environment as it is defined (notice that it's just a somewhat fancy tabular enviornment), the content of the first column is not justified (see output below). I have tried many things to justify the content of the first column, but I haven't succeeded so far. In different words, the goal is to get "short name or date" and "much much longer name or date" both justified. Thus, does anyone how to justify only the content of the first column?



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
#1&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3}\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}


current output



PS: feel free either to comment on the warnings or to ignore them -I'll be dealing with them as soon as possible.



Thank you all for your time and effort!



EDIT! After David Carlisle's answer, I noticed that I need any possible solution to be compatible with the package ragged2e. In different words, I still need to get that column justified while the rest of the document is affected by [document]ragged2e. Is this possible? (maybe using the
array
package...?)










share|improve this question

























  • Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:43













  • Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:48






  • 1





    no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 13:49











  • @DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:46














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I'm currently updating my CV using a very cool template I found on the Internet quite a long time ago (a user-defined CV class + the template itself). During these years, I've been more or less able to tweak both the .cls and the .tex files according to my needs, but now I'm facing a challenge I cannot solve on my own. At some point in the .cls, a new environment called entrylist is defined.



Consider now the MWE below. With the entrylist environment as it is defined (notice that it's just a somewhat fancy tabular enviornment), the content of the first column is not justified (see output below). I have tried many things to justify the content of the first column, but I haven't succeeded so far. In different words, the goal is to get "short name or date" and "much much longer name or date" both justified. Thus, does anyone how to justify only the content of the first column?



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
#1&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3}\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}


current output



PS: feel free either to comment on the warnings or to ignore them -I'll be dealing with them as soon as possible.



Thank you all for your time and effort!



EDIT! After David Carlisle's answer, I noticed that I need any possible solution to be compatible with the package ragged2e. In different words, I still need to get that column justified while the rest of the document is affected by [document]ragged2e. Is this possible? (maybe using the
array
package...?)










share|improve this question
















I'm currently updating my CV using a very cool template I found on the Internet quite a long time ago (a user-defined CV class + the template itself). During these years, I've been more or less able to tweak both the .cls and the .tex files according to my needs, but now I'm facing a challenge I cannot solve on my own. At some point in the .cls, a new environment called entrylist is defined.



Consider now the MWE below. With the entrylist environment as it is defined (notice that it's just a somewhat fancy tabular enviornment), the content of the first column is not justified (see output below). I have tried many things to justify the content of the first column, but I haven't succeeded so far. In different words, the goal is to get "short name or date" and "much much longer name or date" both justified. Thus, does anyone how to justify only the content of the first column?



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
#1&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3}\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}


current output



PS: feel free either to comment on the warnings or to ignore them -I'll be dealing with them as soon as possible.



Thank you all for your time and effort!



EDIT! After David Carlisle's answer, I noticed that I need any possible solution to be compatible with the package ragged2e. In different words, I still need to get that column justified while the rest of the document is affected by [document]ragged2e. Is this possible? (maybe using the
array
package...?)







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  • Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:43













  • Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:48






  • 1





    no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 13:49











  • @DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:46



















  • Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:43













  • Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 13:48






  • 1





    no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 13:49











  • @DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:46

















Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 13:43







Thank you very much, but I'm afraid I'm not fully getting your comment. I have just been playing with setlengthparfillskip{0pt} and I saw no major change in the desired direction. As you mention, what I want is to over-stretch the short sentence: namely, I want the "short name or date" to be as long as "much much longer name or date", if possible.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 13:43















Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 13:48





Okai: I now get that it's using the standard justification. What I don't yet get is how to over-stretch what I need... What do you exactly mean by "then set parfillskip to 0pt inside the parbox"? I'm sorry for being so slow.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 13:48




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no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 13:49





no you were not slow, you are not using a parbox in that column, I misread, I'll post in a bt

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 13:49













@DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:46





@DavidCarlisle: I have modified my question requiring, if possible, any solution to be compatible with RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. PS: I'm sorry for not including this requirement in my initial question --my bad.

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:46










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You need to remove the hfil glue added by the l column specification so:



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
noindent
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
spaceskip0ptxspaceskip0pt % for ragged2e document settting
#1hspace*{0pt plus -1fil}mbox{}&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3par}%no!\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}





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  • Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:01






  • 1





    @Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 14:11











  • Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:22






  • 1





    @Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 16:59











  • Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 17:19













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You need to remove the hfil glue added by the l column specification so:



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
noindent
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
spaceskip0ptxspaceskip0pt % for ragged2e document settting
#1hspace*{0pt plus -1fil}mbox{}&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3par}%no!\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}





share|improve this answer


























  • Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:01






  • 1





    @Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 14:11











  • Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:22






  • 1





    @Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 16:59











  • Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 17:19


















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enter image description here



You need to remove the hfil glue added by the l column specification so:



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
noindent
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
spaceskip0ptxspaceskip0pt % for ragged2e document settting
#1hspace*{0pt plus -1fil}mbox{}&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3par}%no!\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}





share|improve this answer


























  • Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:01






  • 1





    @Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 14:11











  • Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:22






  • 1





    @Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 16:59











  • Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 17:19
















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enter image description here



You need to remove the hfil glue added by the l column specification so:



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
noindent
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
spaceskip0ptxspaceskip0pt % for ragged2e document settting
#1hspace*{0pt plus -1fil}mbox{}&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3par}%no!\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}





share|improve this answer















enter image description here



You need to remove the hfil glue added by the l column specification so:



documentclass{article}

setlength{tabcolsep}{0pt}
newenvironment{entrylist}{%
noindent
begin{tabular*}{textwidth}{@{extracolsep{fill}}ll}
}{%
end{tabular*}
}
renewcommand{bfseries}{}
newcommand{entry}[4]{%
spaceskip0ptxspaceskip0pt % for ragged2e document settting
#1hspace*{0pt plus -1fil}mbox{}&parbox[t]{7.00cm}{%
textbf{#2}%
hfill%
{footnotesize #3par}%no!\%
#4vspace{parsep}%
}\}


begin{document}

begin{entrylist}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{Short name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

vspace{5pt}
entry
{much much longer name or date}
{WHATEVER}
{Whatever}
{Whatever}

end{entrylist}


end{document}






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  • Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:01






  • 1





    @Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 14:11











  • Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:22






  • 1





    @Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 16:59











  • Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 17:19





















  • Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:01






  • 1





    @Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 14:11











  • Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 14:22






  • 1





    @Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

    – David Carlisle
    Feb 7 at 16:59











  • Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

    – Héctor
    Feb 7 at 17:19



















Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:01





Why did you comment "no!" after {footnotesize #3par}?

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:01




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@Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 14:11





@Héctor ending a font size without a para causes issues with line spacing, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/36459/1090 (although actually you don't have a paragraph before the size change either so perhaps you do want small text on a normal baseline (in which case ignore my comment:-)

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 14:11













Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:22





Thanks for your comment. Although your answer works fine in the MWE, it does not work when I embed it into the .cls file, which is where I need it. Commenting RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e} in the .cls file made it work. But then, the entire document is justified, which is something I don't want. Can I get your (or any other) solution to work while using RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}?

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 14:22




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@Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 16:59





@Héctor I added a line for RequirePackage[document]{ragged2e}

– David Carlisle
Feb 7 at 16:59













Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 17:19







Perfect, that made it work! Thank you very much. ^^

– Héctor
Feb 7 at 17:19




















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