Editorial resume theme
Literary Margin
A tall serif name and a narrow plum marginal rail create a literary page. Keep the main text open and use italic context sparingly for institutions and publishers.
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- Style
- Editorial
- Layout
- Right sidebar
- Colour
- Purple and pink
- Used by
- New
- Made by
- JSON Resume Team
Use Literary Margin
On jsonresume.org
In the editor, pick Literary Margin from the Theme menu and save. Your page at jsonresume.org/@you changes straight away.
Open the editorNo resume here yet? Start one in Literary Margin: upload the one you have or answer a few questions.
In your resume.json
Set the theme in meta, whether your resume lives here or in a GitHub gist:
resume.json
"meta": { "theme": "literary-margin" }Try it on your resume first
Add ?theme=literary-margin to your link, like jsonresume.org/@you?theme=literary-margin. Nothing is saved.
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