The part within square brackets injoshmccraney said:Referencing this resume template, do you know how to delete the \entry field (dates) within the rubric (so that the text will align left without indentation)?
\entry*[] is called a key. Perhaps you are asking about that, right?itemize environment instead of a rubric.The "Delete \entry Field" is a command in the CurVe cv class that allows users to remove a specific entry field from their resume template. This can be useful for customizing the layout and content of the resume to fit the individual's needs.
To use the "Delete \entry Field" command, simply add it to the section of the resume template where you want to remove an entry field. This will remove that particular field from the template when it is compiled.
Yes, you can use the "Delete \entry Field" command multiple times to remove multiple entry fields from the resume template. Simply add the command to each section where you want to remove a field.
No, using the "Delete \entry Field" command will not affect the formatting of your resume template. It only removes the specific entry field that you specify, leaving the rest of the template intact.
No, the "Delete \entry Field" command is specific to the CurVe cv class and is not available in other document classes. Other document classes may have similar commands or methods for customizing entry fields, but these will vary depending on the class.