Closed akreuzer closed 5 years ago
I agree that \RaggedRight
would give better typographic output, and had considered using that initially. But then I decided to just use \raggedright
, to avoid questions from users unfamiliar with typesetting conventions or more familiar with word processors, that "I've already set it to left-aligned, why are the words still all broken up/hyphenated?"
Perhaps a document class option ragged2e
can be added to control loading it? Would you like to add the option, or shall I merge this PR first and add the option later?
You are right - making the use of ragged2e
configurable is better.
I added an option ragged2e
as you suggested.
I suggest using
\RaggedRight
from theragged2e
package instead of plain\raggedright
.For the included sample CVs this does not change much. But for CVs with multi-line text with longer words,
\raggedright
sometimes leads to unnatural spacing at the end of lines.I included a sample illustrating the changes. With ragged2e old AltaCV
@liantze Thank you for making such a great CV package.