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Resume Builder Application
Summary of Change and Fixed Issue:
The recent update in the
ResumeDocDownload
component introduces a new method to preserve styling when exporting a resume as a Word document. This addresses the issue of losing styling in the exported Word document. The solution involves creating a custom CSS stylesheet dedicated to the Word document, ensuring that the original styling is maintained during the export process.Motivation and Context:
The motivation for this change is to enhance the export functionality in our resume-building application. We observed that the loss of styling in the Word document export was impacting the user experience. By incorporating a custom CSS stylesheet, we aim to provide a more professional and polished representation of the resume layout and formatting in the exported Word document. This improvement enhances the overall user experience for individuals using our resume-building feature.
Dependencies:
The primary library dependency for this change is
html-docx-js
, which facilitates the conversion of HTML content to the Word document format. Ensure that this library is installed by running: