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Chinese language font support #109
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Change the font setting in your main file.
Reading an introduction seems to be a good idea as well.
Am 24.02.2017 06:18 schrieb "vectorliu" <notifications@github.com>:
… What is the fastest way to configure the template to support Chinese
language? I figured I might have to modify the awesome-cv.cls file. So can
it be:
1.
Add required fonts to the fonts/ directory;
2.
Change the font configuration in the cls file.
However, it is not that elegant since in this way I have to change the cls
file again if I want to use the original English language font. So is there
a more elegant way? Sorry if the question is naive. I am just new to Latex.
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@johannesbottcher ,did you mean the following changes made to the main file: \renewcommand*{\footerfont}{\Kaiti} Just tried and it induced a lot more font-related errors. |
I use xeCJK package to build my Chinese cv: \usepackage{xeCJK} add this line into the fontawsome.sty file |
Thanks@BrianHuGit. Problem solved. |
Guys, you can't just change a file that you don't own. There is a license that needs to be respected. |
Sorry if it breaks some license. We will add this package in the main file, which solves the problem anyway. Thanks for your kindly remind. |
@BrianHuGit , where can I find |
I added the line just after the \documentclass preamble line. |
add into |
I find |
This issue was moved to a discussion.
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What is the fastest way to configure the template to support Chinese language? I figured I might have to modify the awesome-cv.cls file. So can it be:
Add required fonts to the fonts/ directory;
Change the font configuration in the cls file.
However, it is not that elegant since in this way I have to change the cls file again if I want to use the original English language font. So is there a more elegant way? Sorry if the question is naive. I am just new to Latex.
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