Contacts
Write your email, phone, location and links as ::contact lines under your name, with an optional icon and link for each.
Contact details go in the header, between your name and the first section. Each
one is a ::contact line, one detail per line.
resume.md
# Ada Lovelace
::contact[ada@example.com]{icon="envelope" href="mailto:ada@example.com"}
::contact[+44 20 7946 0958]{icon="phone"}
::contact[ada.example.com]{icon="globe" href="https://ada.example.com"}
::contact[London, UK]{icon="map-pin"}
## Summary
Wrote the first published algorithm.
What goes in each part
- The text in square brackets is what prints.
iconis the name of an icon, in kebab-case, such asenvelope,phone,map-pin,globe,github-logoorlinkedin-logo. It is optional. Skills, labels and icons says more.hrefis the address the line links to. It is optional. With it, the line is a link in the PDF and in the HTML export, so write an email address asmailto:followed by the address.weightis the icon's weight, and is optional too.
Contacts print together as one line under your name, separated the way the template separates them.
Only in the header
A ::contact line is a contact only in the header. Put one below the first
section and it is not read as a contact: it is kept as it was written, and the
editor flags it as a line it could not typeset.
Not a contact
# Ada Lovelace
## Summary
::contact[ada@example.com]{icon="envelope"}
The picker
You do not have to remember icon names. The Sections tab in the inspector has a Contacts group with a picker for the icon of each one, which writes the name into the Markdown for you.