I have an itemized list which has quite a distance from the left
margine of the page. Now, I want to write a text (like a date) at the
left margine of the page before the bullet of a specific \item.
Is there a command that does this? I am looking for something like
below, I am COMMAND is the command I am looking for:
\begin{itemize}
\item Worked at company X
\item Designed System Y
\item COMMAND{9/2/2007} Went on vacation
\item Lived in NYC
\end{itemize}
which produces:
(Bullet) Worked at company X
(Bullet) Designed System Y
9/2/2007 (Bullet) Went on vacation
(Bullet) Lived in NYC
Thank you
latex resume class
and use a class that somebody already built. You would normally
supply values in their custom macros to produce the output.
Another way for very simple notes in the left margin wold be this:
\documentclass{memoir}
\begin{document}
\def\a{This is example text so you can see the margins. }%
\def\b{\a\a\a\a\a}%
\def\c{\b\b\b\b\b}%
\c
\begin{itemize}
\item{\hskip-.25in\llap{1997}\hskip.25in{}worked here}
\item{\hskip-.25in\llap{\parbox[b]{1in}{This is a longer note that
might wrap}}\hskip.25in{}worked there}
\item{worked everywhere}
\end{itemize}
\end{document}
If you want to get more complicated, you could experiment with "margin
notes" using options to force it to the left side. If you want to
waste a lot of time, you could use the \vadjust command to place boxes
in the margin after the line has been set (but that would require lots
of tweaking).
I gotta run, but you the notes above should help.
Yuck.
\makeatletter
\newcommand\taggeditem[1]{\item\leavevmode
\rlap{\hspace{-\@totalleftmargin}#1}\ignorespaces}
\item hello to
\taggeditem{2008} the new year
You need \makeatletter to use \@totalleftmargin.
I included the \item in \taggeditem, but you could choose to
leave it out, and type
\item\itag{2007} This is last year
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