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Presuming that the intention is for print (I too, don't speak German), there's a slight flaw in the page template.
Besides inkjet, there's no consumer printers that have full page coverage, so you'll always end up with a white border. It makes designs like this look a little cheap when printed.
http://i.imgur.com/QAsSD9k.png
Besides inkjet, there's no consumer printers that have full page coverage, so you'll always end up with a white border. It makes designs like this look a little cheap when printed.
http://i.imgur.com/QAsSD9k.png
I assumed, with the wooden border, it was for web only - as all textures of this sort fail pretty badly in anything less than a professional print job, on good paper.
However the export options are PDF and Website, so print is probably one of the goals.
However the export options are PDF and Website, so print is probably one of the goals.
Looks awesome... but I wish I could read German. Looking forward to an english version.
FYI: If you are use the Google Chrome (in page) translator feature it does a pretty good job at translating it to English for you. It makes it at least 95% usable.
Seems we killed the site. And it doesn't seem like very cacheable content either.
Anyone know how they turn the html of the cv to a pdf so well?
I imagine they're using something like wkhtmltopdf[1] (WebKit HTML to PDF)
[1] http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/
[1] http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/
Which is AWESOME. After years of fighting crappy PDF generators, I found wkhtmltopdf and am very very happy!
For my resume I use this template: http://sampleresumetemplate.net/