Updated README with info on newly added resume and also a quick how t…

…o for using the template to make your own resume/cv.

README.md

@@ -7,4 +7,14 @@ The main files are:
 - `index.Rmd`: Source template for the cv, contains a variable `PDF_EXPORT` in the header that changes styles for pdf vs html. 
 - `index.html`: The final output of the template when the header variable `PDF_EXPORT` is set to `FALSE`. View it at [nickstrayer.me/cv](http://nickstrayer.me/cv).
 - `strayer_cv.pdf`: The final exported pdf as rendered by Chrome on my mac laptop. Links are put in footer and notes about online version are added. 
+- `resume.Rmd`: Source template for single page resume. 
+- `strayer_resume.pdf`: Result for single page resume.
 - `positions.csv`: A csv with columns encoding the various fields needed for a position entry in the CV. A column `section` is also available so different sections know which rows to use.
+- `css/`: Directory containing the custom CSS files used to tweak the default 'resume' format from pagedown. 
+
+## Want to use this to build your own CV/resume? 
+
+1. Fork, clone, download the zip of this repo to your machine with RStudio.
+2. Go through and personalize the supplementary text in the Rmd you desire (`index.Rmd` for CV, `resume.Rmd` for resume).
+3. Using your spreadsheet editor of choice, replace the rows of `positions.csv` with your positions.
+3. Print each unique `section` (as encoded in the `section` column of `positions.csv`) in your `.Rmd` with the command `position_data %>% print_section('education')`.