Open lcarnevale opened 3 years ago
Hi, thanks for your interest in this class. That would be indeed great but requires some complex refactoring.. maybe in the future but I can't promise :)
What's the difference to this? :) https://github.com/gsilano/EuropeCV
That's a simple CV based on the very first europass template from like 20 years ago. See this example here.
Then it's weird that they say 2021
Then it's weird that they say 2021
Not really, it was updated in 2021 and 2020 with small fixes and translations, they do not say that it implements the new layouts.
Ciao, I don't know all the differences required in the 2020 layout. But I had to send a CV in the Europass format and they wanted this declaration: "According to law 679/2016 of the Regulation of the European Parliament of 27th April 2016, I hereby express my consent to process and use my data provided in this CV" in all the pages...
To do this in a "reasonable" way:
I had to patch your class as:
bozzo@MacBook-Pro-3:europasscv> git diff
diff --git a/src/europasscv.cls b/src/europasscv.cls
index 3ccdbc4..2d2af4c 100644
--- a/src/europasscv.cls
+++ b/src/europasscv.cls
@@ -297,6 +297,8 @@
\fi
\fi
+\newcommand\ecvlfootnote[1]{\def\ecv@lfoot{#1}}
+%\ecvlfootnote{\def\ecv@lfoot{\footnotesize{\@date}}}
\def\ecv@lfoot{%
\footnotesize{\@date}
}
(don't know why the commented command (essentially copied by your for \cfoot
) is not working...)
and
\ecvlfootnote{}
\ecvfootnote{\hspace{-0.29\textwidth}According to law 679/2016 of the Regulation of the European Parliament of 27th April 2016, I hereby express my consent to process and use \newline my data provided in this CV}
in my preamble.
I don't know if this helps and if could be useful to share.
Matteo
Thank you,
this is perhaps an easier solution, just put it inside the europasscv
environment:
\documentclass[a4paper]{europasscv}
\begin{document}
\begin{europasscv}
\ecvitem{Item title}{This is an item}
\bigskip
According to law 679/2016 of the Regulation of the European Parliament of 27th April 2016, I hereby express my consent to process and use my data provided in this CV.
\end{europasscv}
\end{document}
Ciao,
but is this then going to appear as a footer for all the pages?
Thanks, Matteo
Il giorno 31 gen 2022, alle ore 21:40, Giacomo Mazzamuto @.***> ha scritto:
Thank you,
this is perhaps an easier solution, just put it inside the europasscv environment:
\documentclass[a4paper]{europasscv}
\begin{document}
\begin{europasscv}
\ecvitem{Item title}{This is an item}
\bigskip According to law 679/2016 of the Regulation of the European Parliament of 27th April 2016, I hereby express my consent to process and use my data provided in this CV. \end{europasscv}
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No, in that case it just appears where it is inserted.
Personally I would put the declaration only at the end of the document, but if you want it on every page as a footer you can just use \fancyfoot
like this:
\documentclass[a4paper]{europasscv}
\begin{document}
\fancyfoot[L]{
\selectecvfont\footnotesize\textcolor{ecvhighlightcolor}{
According to law 679/2016 of the Regulation of the European Parliament of 27th April 2016,
I hereby express my consent to \\
process and use my data provided in this CV.}
}
\begin{europasscv}
\ecvitem{Item title}{This is an item.}
\end{europasscv}
\end{document}
Ciao,
I would put only at the end as well. But I was inserted in a project (Italian PNRR) and a template (in Word!) as been provided and should be followed! I tried 20 minutes in Word then I decided that adapting my latex cv (already with a series of \if
to move from moderncv
to europasscv
) would have however been less painful.
Your solution produces essentially the same output as mine but without patching the class!
Thanks a lot, Matteo
Hey there,
Are you going to update this class with the Europass layout released in 2020?
Best, Lorenzo.