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The spelling for résumé should include the accents everywhere but in some tiddler titles. Newly created resumes now automatically have the default settings for visibility and templates The first page of the resume wizard now has options for which sections are displayed along with the order and templates to use The print option no longer puts a black box around the text area out the output Some temp tiddlers are included to prevent the default 'Enter text for <tiddlername> tiddler' from showing up in some text entry boxes There are some other minor layout improvements
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created: 20150720170603658
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modified: 20150720170624801
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tags: Section
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title: $:/input/Resume Title
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\define thisResumeTitleInput()
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<$button>Add Title<$action-setfield $tiddler='$:/temp/ResumeTitle' title='$:/data/ResumeTitle/$(ThisTitle)$'/><$action-setfield $tiddler='$:/temp/ResumeTitle' resume_title=''/></$button>
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<br><br>
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Select title to use:<br>
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<$radio tiddler='$:/settings/$(ThisResume)$/ResumeTitle' value='use name'>Use your name</$radio><br>
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<$list filter='[prefix[$:/data/ResumeTitle/]get[resume_title]]'>
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<$radio tiddler='$:/settings/$(ThisResume)$/ResumeTitle' value=<<currentTiddler>>><$view field='title'/></$radio><br>
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</$list>
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\end
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This is the title that will appear at the top of your résumé. Just putting 'Résumé' isn't an uncommon choice. You can add a new title or pick an existing title from the list. If you select 'Use your name' than your name (entered with your contact information) will be used as the title.
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Add New Title:
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<$edit-text tiddler='$:/temp/ResumeTitle' field='resume_title' placeholder='Résumé Title' class='tc-edit-texteditor'/>
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<$vars ThisResume={{$:/settings/Global!!selected_resume}} ThisTitle={{$:/temp/ResumeTitle!!resume_title}}>
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<<thisResumeTitleInput>>
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</$vars> |