does anyone have a html resume template?
Do you have a regular resume template that you like or currently use? If you don't need it right away I might be able to do the HTML coding for you this weekend.
If you have MS Word and have written it, you could save it as a web page.
I think Adobe Acrobat does "export to web" as well?
i have a resume i just need to make it all html.
in word, do file, save as, HTML
I think you can do that
I think you can do that
i need to have like
<HTML>
<body>
etc etc
<HTML>
<body>
etc etc
Do you have word?
Save as a webpage, then browse to the file and open it with notepad, that should work.
Save as a webpage, then browse to the file and open it with notepad, that should work.
ya that worked but way beyond my knowledge of htmlTravisC555 wrote:
Do you have word?
Save as a webpage, then browse to the file and open it with notepad, that should work.
HTML is simple enough, you can work it out with a bit of reading. Good tutorial right here.
Ya thats what we are using in my class.
Thanks
Thanks
Maybe I'm naive but isn't the only HTML you need for a resume just <b> <i> <u> <br> <size=> and alignment? I can't imagine it being too difficult
its not i jsut have never used it before and like blahhhh. Like how i make something go to far right?
align="right" ?
Would I be right in thinking you just need to produce a basic html page with your CV on it formatted to some basic degree?
E: Typing fail.
Would I be right in thinking you just need to produce a basic html page with your CV on it formatted to some basic degree?
E: Typing fail.
Last edited by TheEternalPessimist (2010-09-24 13:24:10)
Align right isnt working :@. Its not even a coding class. Im in management and need to make this stupid thing and have never used html.TheEternalPessimist wrote:
align="right" ?
Would I be right in thinking you just need to produce a basic html page with your CV on it formatted to some basic degree?
E: Typing fail.
<p align="right">Shit you wanna align goes here assuming it's text.</p>
or for an image
<img src="URLOFIMAGE.jpg" align="right">
etc. should do the trick.
or for an image
<img src="URLOFIMAGE.jpg" align="right">
etc. should do the trick.
Im trying to go
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
Or you could try tables.... they're more of a bitch, though.Backupwayback wrote:
Im trying to go
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
EE (hats
ya i might jsut not do this assignmentMorpheus wrote:
Or you could try tables.... they're more of a bitch, though.Backupwayback wrote:
Im trying to go
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
Has nothing to do with anything and only worth 2% of grade
saving as html from word or acrobat doesn't work?
this.mtb0minime wrote:
saving as html from word or acrobat doesn't work?
Doesn't it auto-format?
EE (hats
ya it does but its way too fancy for what i was asked to do. Thats the second assignment which i have alrdy done.mtb0minime wrote:
saving as html from word or acrobat doesn't work?
Your assignment is to write an html resume?
<div style="float:left;">Left side text</div> <p align=right>Right side text</p>Backupwayback wrote:
Im trying to go
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
I gotta be honest, doing a resume in HTML makes no sense what so ever, without at least some prior knowledge of html and css its not going to look as good as something most people could cobble together in Word. Tell your tutor he's a muppet from me.
Last edited by TheEternalPessimist (2010-09-24 15:34:08)
i agree, and i will.TheEternalPessimist wrote:
<div style="float:left;">Left side text</div> <p align=right>Right side text</p>Backupwayback wrote:
Im trying to go
VIU on far left and on SAME LINE 2007-2010
I gotta be honest, doing a resume in HTML makes no sense what so ever, without at least some prior knowledge of html and css its not going to look as good as something most people could cobble together in Word. Tell your tutor he's a muppet from me.