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CSS-driven TeX logos



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CSS-driven TeX, LaTeX and XƎTeX logos





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CSS-driven TeX, LaTeX and XƎTeX logos



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Revision [2130]

Edited on 2008-04-18 04:05:06 by DarTar

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Edward O'Connor has written a nifty hack to render the TeX and LaTeX logos in plain CSS and XHTML. I have adapted his hack to create a matching XƎTeX logo.


Deletions:
Edward O'Connor has written a nifty hack to render the TeX and LaTeX logos in CSS and XHTML. I have adapted his code to create a XƎTeX logo.




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CSS source

XHTML source



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Edited on 2008-04-17 04:11:53 by DarTar

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CSS-driven TeX logos

CSS

XHTML

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LaTeX

XƎTeX



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{{latex}}
(xhtml)
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Edited on 2008-04-17 04:02:14 by DarTar

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hometoolslatex › texlogo

CSS-driven TeX logos

Edward O'Connor has written a nifty hack to render the TeX and LaTeX logos in CSS and XHTML. I have adapted his code to create a XƎTeX logo.

CSS

.latex {
  font-family: Times, "Times New Roman", serif
  letter-spacing: 1px;
}
.latex sup {
  text-transform: uppercase;
  letter-spacing: 1px;
  font-size: 0.85em;
  vertical-align: 0.15em;
  margin-left: -0.36em;
  margin-right: -0.15em;
}
.latex sub {
  text-transform: uppercase;
  vertical-align: -0.5ex;
  margin-left: -0.1667em;
  margin-right: -0.125em;
  font-size: 1em;
}

XHTML

TeX
<span class="latex">T<sub>e</sub>X</span>

LaTeX
<span class="latex">L<sup>a</sup>T<sub>e</sub>X</span>

XƎTeX
<span class="latex">X<sub>&#398;</sub>T<sub>e</sub>X</span>


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hometoolslatex › cvtex

Typesetting your academic CV in LaTeX

Latest update
Feb 15, 2008 v.0.2: Adding tex-text mapping and fixing wrongly rendered double quotes.
 

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv]There are several dedicated packages to typeset a curriculum vitę or a resume in LaTeX, such as europecv or ecv. For some reason I've always found these solutions not flexible enough to suit my needs. This is why I opted for a standard (article) class as a basis for my CV.
Some TeX distributions such as XeTeX allow you not only to benefit of the advanced typesetting features available in LaTeX, but also to use in your documents expert fonts such as Hoefler Text, Adobe Garamond Pro and to edit TeX sources in your native (Western or non-Western) writing system.
The following are custom templates I use to typeset an academic curriculum vitę in XeTeX. You are free to download them and modify them to typeset your own curriculum.
For my CV I currently use a template compiled in XeTeX with ITC Officina Serif as main typeface and ITC Officina Sans for headings.
 

Features

  • Access to expert font features (such as ligatures, contextuals, glyph variants) (via the fontspec package)
  • Unicode-readytemplates
  • Custom heading fonts (via the sectsty package)
  • Alternate ampersands
  • Clickable hyperlinks (via the hyperref package)
  • Hanging notes

Requirements

(All the required software is included in the MacTeX distribution)
  • A XeTeX distribution
  • The fontspec package
  • (optional) A graphical TeX editor, e.g. TeXShop
  • (optional) Expert fonts

1. Fontin

(Requires the free fonts Fontin and Fontin Sans)
[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Fontin]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

2. Gentium Basic

(Requires the free font Gentium Basic)
[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Gentium Basic]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

3. ITC Officina

(Requires the commercial fonts ITC Officina Sans and ITC Officina Serif)
[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using ITC Officina]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

4. Caslon

(Requires the commercial font Adobe Caslon Pro)
[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Adobe Caslon Pro]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

5. Hoefler Text+Optima

(Uses Hoefler Text and Optima, two expert fonts bundled with Mac OS X)
[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Hoefler Text and Optima]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

Getting expert fonts

XeTeX gives the best results with expert fonts such as those based on OpenType technology. Most of them can be purchased from digital foundries, but Mac OS comes bundled with a number of excellent fonts with expert features (e.g. Hoefler Text, Optima, Skia, Apple Chancery, Zapfino). More free OpenType fonts are available on the net. Check out for example the Gentium, Charis SIL and Doulos SIL fonts from SIL, Cardo by David J. Perry, the free fonts designed by Jos Buivenga (the creator of Fontin), or this amazing collection of professional quality fonts selected by Vitaly Friedman.

Disclaimer

The above templates are provided for free and without any guarantee that they will correctly compile on your system if you have a non-standard configuration. Fonts used in the above templates are not included in the downloads and must be already installed on your system. You can modify the fontspec settings in the document header to use any TrueType, OpenType or AAT font available on your system. For plain LaTeX templates, see Matthew Boedicker's examples.

External Links





Revision [2123]

The oldest known version of this page was edited on 2008-04-17 03:50:52 by DarTar [Cloned from cvtex]
hometoolslatex › cvtex

Typesetting your academic CV in LaTeX

Latest update
Feb 15, 2008 v.0.2: Adding tex-text mapping and fixing wrongly rendered double quotes.
 

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv]There are several dedicated packages to typeset a curriculum vitę or a resume in LaTeX, such as europecv or ecv. For some reason I've always found these solutions not flexible enough to suit my needs. This is why I opted for a standard (article) class as a basis for my CV.

Some TeX distributions such as XeTeX allow you not only to benefit of the advanced typesetting features available in LaTeX, but also to use in your documents expert fonts such as Hoefler Text, Adobe Garamond Pro and to edit TeX sources in your native (Western or non-Western) writing system.

The following are custom templates I use to typeset an academic curriculum vitę in XeTeX. You are free to download them and modify them to typeset your own curriculum.

For my CV I currently use a template compiled in XeTeX with ITC Officina Serif as main typeface and ITC Officina Sans for headings.
 

Features


Requirements

(All the required software is included in the MacTeX distribution)

1. Fontin

(Requires the free fonts Fontin and Fontin Sans)

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Fontin]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

2. Gentium Basic

(Requires the free font Gentium Basic)

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Gentium Basic]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

3. ITC Officina

(Requires the commercial fonts ITC Officina Sans and ITC Officina Serif)

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using ITC Officina]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

4. Caslon

(Requires the commercial font Adobe Caslon Pro)

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Adobe Caslon Pro]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

5. Hoefler Text+Optima

(Uses Hoefler Text and Optima, two expert fonts bundled with Mac OS X)

[Example of XeTeX-typeset cv using Hoefler Text and Optima]

Downloads

Version

0.2 (Feb 15, 2008)
 

Getting expert fonts

XeTeX gives the best results with expert fonts such as those based on OpenType technology. Most of them can be purchased from digital foundries, but Mac OS comes bundled with a number of excellent fonts with expert features (e.g. Hoefler Text, Optima, Skia, Apple Chancery, Zapfino). More free OpenType fonts are available on the net. Check out for example the Gentium, Charis SIL and Doulos SIL fonts from SIL, Cardo by David J. Perry, the free fonts designed by Jos Buivenga (the creator of Fontin), or this amazing collection of professional quality fonts selected by Vitaly Friedman.

Disclaimer

The above templates are provided for free and without any guarantee that they will correctly compile on your system if you have a non-standard configuration. Fonts used in the above templates are not included in the downloads and must be already installed on your system. You can modify the fontspec settings in the document header to use any TrueType, OpenType or AAT font available on your system. For plain LaTeX templates, see Matthew Boedicker's examples.

External Links



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