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first of all thank you for creating the md-cv project. The print version in particular is quite useful to me.
I have been playing with it and noticed that when a pdf is generated the font is quite small and hard to read. I proceeded to increase it by changing the default font size, it but this creates another problem: now the middle panel, with the dates, overlaps with the right-panel (I hope this description makes sense). Since there is enough space in the left (and right margins), I was thinking about re-sizing the panels to allow for extra space for the dates.
This is where I was wondering if you could help me. My knowledge of css is non-existent so I wanted to ask if it is possible to do this, and which part of the code I can play around with. Is this even the best way to go about it?
Cheers.
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Yeah the layout here isn't that great, what looks like columns is just hard-coded relative spacing — if I were to write this from scratch (it's a fork) I'd use flexbox instead. That said, if you just want to fit larger text, things to tweak would be:
Hi Benjamin,
first of all thank you for creating the
md-cv
project. The print version in particular is quite useful to me.I have been playing with it and noticed that when a pdf is generated the font is quite small and hard to read. I proceeded to increase it by changing the default font size, it but this creates another problem: now the middle panel, with the dates, overlaps with the right-panel (I hope this description makes sense). Since there is enough space in the left (and right margins), I was thinking about re-sizing the panels to allow for extra space for the dates.
This is where I was wondering if you could help me. My knowledge of css is non-existent so I wanted to ask if it is possible to do this, and which part of the code I can play around with. Is this even the best way to go about it?
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: