The XML Résumé Library copyrighted, © 2000-2002 by Sean Kelly. See the copying conditions, license, and disclaimer.
This document lists user-visible changes to the library.
Bug fix release:
This release fixes a minor bug in the catalog file for the DTD.
It also puts descriptions in the HTML output into a
<div>
block with the CSS class description,
enabling you to format descriptions of jobs specially.
<subject>
element under a
<degree>
in order to list your college
major is now a <major>
element. You will
need to change your résumés and/or software.
As a convenience, we have provided an XSLT transformation
in xsl/124-130.xsl
that will turn version 1.2.4
résumés into 1.3.0 with the
<major>
element.
<name>
under a
<copyright>
is now optional. If omitted,
the name will be taken from the <header>
.
header.format
parameter.
skills.format
parameter.
address.format
parameter and also by allowing
freeform addresses.
<memberships>
element.
<subjects>
element. Subjects are
formatted for print and web, but not yet for text.
<referees>
element.
id
attributes
now. You can use the name
attribute in an
<author>
element to refer to a publication
author by id
.
<projects>
element.
<date>
on a degree is
optional now.
half.space
is used for a
smaller amount of space between certain types of paragraphs.
Additionally, we've fixed some bugs in the XSL files.
Bugs fixed:
<dayOfMonth>
was missing a content
model; it has one now (PCDATA).
<fullDate>
wasn't referenced anywhere.
It's gone.
text.xsl
contained an invalid template that Xalan allowed but 4Suite
correctly disallowed. That's fixed now.
New features:
resume1.css
and resume2.css
are in
the css
directory.
example2.xml
résumé for an
example. Older résumés using the US address
schema are still compatible. Note that FOP 0.19.0
does not handle line breaks in addresses correctly yet. Use
XEP from RenderX until
the Apache XML Project can fix this bug!
<birth>
element to record date of birth.
This element is currently not formatted.
This release lets you specify rich content for publications in
addition to free-form paragraphs, including
<artTitle>
, <bookTitle>
,
<author>
, <pubDate>
,
<publisher>
, and
<pageNums>
. The stylesheets will format
these elements appropriately.
The news document is new in this release, 1.2.0.