you could create it from scratch (that's what I did last time). Joseph has some stepping stone articles from 2011 regarding this: https://www.texdev.net/tags/#curriculum-vitae
I'm looking for a tex package to write CVs for job applications. Any suggestions?
I'm currently using moderncv, but it is difficult make it utilize space better. So I was exploring other options.
Version v2.3 of the TikZlings is on its way to CTAN. Cookie will soon be in your TeX distribution :)
`\setcounter{secnumdepth}{0}` and drop all that setup. MWE:
```
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{duckuments}
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{0}
\begin{document}
\duckument[toc]
\end{document}
```
Other users might have the same question and won't be able to find whatever solution you might get, because it is hidden in a chat somewhere.
mirabilos
oh, no, they always end this early… ok then
mirabilos
`\renewcommand{\numberline}[1]{}%` gets me closer (the dots end too early)
mirabilos
ok, `\titlelabel{}%` suppresses them just the same… still showing up in the ToC
mirabilos
oic, doing it that way is not recommended says the manual… grml… back to the research…
mirabilos
there’s `titletoc` but I don’t get from the documentation how it all fits together
mirabilos
in `article`
mirabilos
just the numbers rendered in the ToC; hyperlinks must still work
mirabilos
When I use `\titleformat{name=\section}{\normalfont\sffamily\Large\bfseries}{}{0em}{}%` to make all sections unnumbered (like `\section*` but still show up in the ToC), how can I remove the {,{,sub}sub}section numbers from the ToC as well?
@samcarter: I also can't think of any reason that this could be interesting... but who knows? Nevertheless: it brings people to talk to each other about it ;-)
I don't really know why the time intervals would be interesting, but for example the stackexchange chat does something similar: if there are breaks, it inserts "9 hours later… " (and similar) between the messages.
AdelheidBausB
@samcarter: ah ok - got it! :) bit unusual, but once you know it... ;-)
The exact time stamp isn't so important, as long as newest messages are just at the bottom ;-)
thanks for the explanation!
These are the times between messages. Messages are ordered newest at the bottom, older ones further up. If you'd like to see the exact time a message was posted, you can mouse hover over the message.
AdelheidBausB
looks like that ... makes it hard to know what I've missed...