Cameron Nikitiuk wrote: > Very cool! Will have to check that out when I have more time. Doesn't > look like it willl generate in word format, which some people still > require, but that is easy enough to do I think.
I still send an html resume to employers who ask for word. for me, I figure if they can't handle html, which is far more ubiquitous than .doc, or they choose to exclude me because I don't wanna be involved in the continued spread of the .doc plague, then I probably wouldn't want to work there anyways. I'm hard headed when it comes to such things. > Can you use your own format and style in this or are you stuck with the > template they give you? I have a graphic in mine and a different layout > so just wondering how flexible it might be. it uses css for css colours, fonts, spacing, etc, but for html-layout and graphics, you would have to be familiar with xslt, which it uses to transform xml into the many other types of formats (html, pdf, text, etc). at least this is how it was last time I used it, which has been a while. Dave
