Add available coverletter options to readme

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Roger Welsh 2021-03-20 21:43:22 +13:00
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@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ CVs. In addition to the regular document attributes, the following are supported
#+attr_html: :class table table-striped #+attr_html: :class table table-striped
| Field | Description | | Field | Description |
|-----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------| |-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------------|
| PHOTOSTYLE | Style of photo to use. Comma-separated values can include | | PHOTOSTYLE | Style of photo to use. Comma-separated values can include |
| | circle/rectangle,edge/noedge,left/right. | | | circle/rectangle,edge/noedge,left/right. |
| CVCOLOR | Color of highlights. | | CVCOLOR | Color of highlights. |
@ -236,6 +236,8 @@ CVs. In addition to the regular document attributes, the following are supported
| CVFOOTER_LEFT | Text to include in the left footer. None by default | | CVFOOTER_LEFT | Text to include in the left footer. None by default |
| CVFOOTER_MIDDLE | Text to include in the middle footer. None by default. | | CVFOOTER_MIDDLE | Text to include in the middle footer. None by default. |
| CVFOOTER_RIGHT | Text to include in the right footer. None by default. | | CVFOOTER_RIGHT | Text to include in the right footer. None by default. |
| LATEX_TITLE | Text to use as the title section. \makecvheader by default. |
| | (Can specify \makecvheader[R] to justify to the right) |
AwesomeCV supports a few additional types of environment types in AwesomeCV supports a few additional types of environment types in
=CV_ENV=, including =cvemployer=, =cvskills=, =cvhonors= and =cvschool=. Some of =CV_ENV=, including =cvemployer=, =cvskills=, =cvhonors= and =cvschool=. Some of
@ -306,6 +308,30 @@ Converts to a =\cvskills= environment. The headline must contain a
commands, with the term as the skill title and the description as its commands, with the term as the skill title and the description as its
contents. contents.
*** =letterheader=
Provides heading information for a cover letter. Supports attributes =RECIPIENT=. =EMPLOYER=, =LOCATION=, =LETTER_OPENING=, =LETTER_CLOSING=, =LETTER_ATTACHED=, =DATE=, =DATEFORMAT=.
#+attr_html: :class table table-striped
| Field | Description |
|----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| RECIPIENT | Addressee E.g. Company Recruitment Team |
| EMPLOYER | Company name, E.g. Google Inc |
| LOCATION | Company address, E.g. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway\\Mountain View, CA 94043 |
| LETTER_OPENING | Letter opening, E.g. Dear Ms./Mr./Dr. LastName |
| LETTER_CLOSING | Letter closing, E.g. Yours Sincerely, |
| DATE | The date used for the letter, uses \\today as default if unspecified. |
| DATEFORMAT | Specify an alternative date format for the letter header. |
| | E.g. %e %M %Y might provide 19 March 2021 |
*** =cvletter=
Converts to a =\cvletter= environment. This holds the content of a cover letter.
*** =lettersection=
Converts to a =\lettersection= command. These are the headline portions of a cover letter.
* Markdown Hugo Exporter * Markdown Hugo Exporter
:PROPERTIES: :PROPERTIES:
:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: hugo_export :EXPORT_FILE_NAME: hugo_export