Have a look at http://themes.jsonresume.org/eloquent (which you link to in your readme) and http://registry.jsonresume.org/#eloquent

Subject of the feature

I was just making my resume with this theme. But I also need a Volunteer work field.

Problem

The problem is that I have to use the "volunteer" keyword in my JSON file if I want to add projects. But what about my volunteer work?

Expected behaviour

I just want is that for Projects, there should be a projects keyword and for volunteer work, there should be a volunteer "keyword" used.

Please, add support for FRESH schemas:
https://github.com/fresh-standard/fresh-resume-schema

It's much more developed then JSONResume and has fields like "speaking", "writing" and so on, which can be extremely helpful for public personas

Spotted now that #4 is solved (jsonresume/theme-manager#27).

Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory '/home/ubuntu/theme-manager/themes/jsonresume-theme-eloquent/2.2.3/dist/bundle.css'

This file is a build artifact that is published within the npm package but not available on GitHub. Is the theme registry getting its packages from there?

Subject of the feature

There should be an icon for Stack Overflow profiles, like other profile types

Problem

The resume looks weird without an icon there and it is not obvious there is a link to click; on paper it is only slightly better.

Expected behaviour

When I put a profile with a network of stackoverflow or stack-overflow, there should be an icon, like here:

But instead there is a blank space:

Further details

I am confused about how this project is set up, probably because I am not a web developer at all. It looks like the icons are in the lib/resume.hbs file, but thereʼs also a list of icons in raw/eloquent-icomoon.json, which does include StackOverflow. If only the first file is relevant, then adding the

<symbol id="icon-stackoverflow" viewBox="0 0 25 30"><path d="M21 27v-8h3v11H0V19h3v8h18Z" fill="#BCBBBB"></path><path d="M17.1.2 15 1.8l7.9 10.6 2.1-1.6L17.1.2Zm3.7 14.7L10.6 6.4l1.7-2 10.2 8.5-1.7 2ZM7.2 12.3l12 5.6 1.1-2.4-12-5.6-1.1 2.4Zm-1.8 6.8 13.56 1.96.17-2.38-13.26-2.55-.47 2.97ZM19 25H5v-3h14v3Z" fill="#F48024"></path></symbol>

should solve it (thatʼs how I got the first screenshot). Iʼm only not submitting a PR because Iʼm not confident that is correct, given the other icon file.

Hey, I really love this theme!

I noticed that, for some reason, if I put a date like "2015-05-01" in a field, it would get rendered as the previous month ("April 2015" in this case). I tracked down the problem to the following behavior in Node (v0.12.7):

> new Date('2015-07-01').toString()
'Tue Jun 30 2015 19:00:00 GMT-0500 (CDT)'

I fixed the issue by simply passing the date string directly to moment (as in, moment(date).format(format)), which I think provides a wrapper around new Date(string) (http://momentjs.com/docs/#/parsing/string/). The problem was also resolved when I included a timezone in my dates (e.g. "2015-05-01 CDT")

I'm not sure if other people are running into the same issue, but if you get a chance I'd appreciate if you could look into this. Thanks!

Subject of the feature

There should be CSS page break control properties to ensure page breaks are placed at reasonable locations.

Problem

Currently it can break right after a heading or subheading, as happens in the example resume:

This is generally not considered good typography and should be avoided.

Expected behaviour

At minimums, page breaks should be prevented directly after headings and subheadings. I donʼt know if CSS allows widow/orphan control, but if so that would be nice too. Ideally, it should be between highligts <li>s, not within them.

Alternatives

Page breaks could be prevented inside the entire .detail-item div, which is the equivalent to what eg. jsonresume-theme-full, but for long work experience descriptions that might cause excessive page breaks.

• Main menu
• New build system? https://github.com/remy/inliner/blob/master/inliner.js
• "Print this resume" button? http://css-tricks.com/quick-tip-making-a-print-this-page-button/
• Minify HTML? https://www.npmjs.com/package/html-minifier
• Generate item ids from text content?

partials.js makes assumptions about the folder structure that are not valid for NPM 3 (a flat structure with all dependencies in the main node_modules directory). I don't have any suggestions for how to make it compatible with both versions of NPM, so feel free to mark this as Wont Fix.