Cielo CV

Thank you, cheliksel, I really appreciate that!

Hi briseventynine,

I’m not sure what you mean, could you say again please?

Hi Darsryan,

Thanks for the suggestion, honestly I haven’t considered that up to know but now that you mention – that could be a move in the right direction. I’m just few days away from launching a Cielo Site Template, with a blog section etc. and then I will try to make the Cielo CV for Wordpress.

Many thanks

I am really looking forward to the wp Cv, this will be great!!!!

Hi,

No, there is no form included in this template. The link you refer to was intended to be a simple mailto link.

hi,

sorry for the late reply but I just got back from my summer holiday. Can you pls tell me what is your idea about getting it as word doc?

thanks

Hi,

Well, you need some editing program in order to open it and change the info. For example it can be a complex editor like Dreamweaver or a simple one like Edit+ or even the simplest one like Notepad. It depends on your html/css skills

Hello,

Can you please be more specific about “When I use this template the whole format disappears”?

The download in pdf link is just a link – you have to link it to your CV in PDF file. Or you can rename it to something else, what suits you best

Hi,

Well, a 100% exact and quality PDF can be obtained if you recreate the design from the PSD file into an Illustrator file. This is the case if you aim for high print quality. Alternatively if you print the html into pdf you will get a decent alternative

Hi,

I’m sorry that you have troubles with that. The FB/Tweeter/LinkedIn links are just links – you have to link them to your profile in the corresponding social network/site. The same is for the PDF link – it’s just a link to your PDF resume, it’s not an automated conversion.

As for the photo – just rename your photo image to “photo.jpg” and place it in the images folder. It has to be 144×216px (you ca nresize it in almost every image viewer)

I would advise you to upload your resume (html file + graphics) into your hosting and send only the link (I assume you have a hosting and domain). There are many benefits to do so. If you mail the html file you can’t be sure the recipient will see it how it should be due to the different mail clients people use. And this template was not optimized as a newsletter, i.e. to be sent as email.

Hi,

A web page in general is not meant to be sent via email. If you check the Newsletter section in Themeforest you will see that there are specific requirements in the way a page is coded and even then you can only be sure that it will look ok on limited number of email clients and not all of them.

I would advise you to get a hosting (paid or free) and upload the CV page there. As an alternative you can zip the CV.html file along with the images and send it to someone but this will be highly unprofessional in my humble opinion so I think this will do more harm then good.