Closed nikitavoloboev closed 2 years ago
I have the same issue. Could you please help by letting us know how we can indicate the presence of a hyperlink?
Have you tried using \url{https://url.here}
and \href{https://url.here}{text}
?
I tried to use \href that works but it doesn't underline links or anything.
\url one doesn't work for me.
@sonali9696 https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/cv/blob/master/cv/projects.tex#L8
Has a hyperlink. So I guess you can detect it by users using \href
?
Underlining is a good way to indicate hyperlinks but I think they don't fit that well with the rest of the "visual" of this document. I used icons from font-awesome beside hyperlinks (like the ones in header).
Hello. I managed to add a small box around each hyperlink text. Add this in the preamble:
\usepackage[]{hyperref}
\hypersetup{
urlbordercolor={0 0 1},
pdfborder = {1 1 1}
}
To add a hyperlink, use: \href{your.url.com}{your text}
. The default border color for URLs is cyan. Code adapted from here and here. I am compiling Awesome-CV with XeLaTeX in Overleaf.
Currently hyperlinks are not indicated in any way. It would be nice to showcase what text is actually a hyperlink in descriptions, currently there is no way to see this.