Fix Google Docs CV Template
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Screenshot details most of the issues -- description below is AI generated
I have a Google Docs CV template that looks great at first glance but falls apart when I try to edit it. The header, body, and footer all need a tidy-up, yet the biggest headache is the side column and profile picture that behave like master elements— they stubbornly repeat on every page instead of staying only on the first.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Remove the “master” behaviour so the side column and photo appear only where I place them.
• Re-establish clean line spacing and consistent left-right alignment throughout the document.
• Fix any bullet lists so they use the same indenting and styling across sections and let me know how to fix so I can keep editing CV in the future
The final deliverable is a single Google Docs file that is fully editable, with no hidden tables or invisible frames, and prints to PDF exactly as it appears on screen. If you’re comfortable manipulating sections, columns, and image anchors in Google Docs, this should be a straightforward task—I just want it done right the first time.
I have a Google Docs CV template that looks great at first glance but falls apart when I try to edit it. The header, body, and footer all need a tidy-up, yet the biggest headache is the side column and profile picture that behave like master elements— they stubbornly repeat on every page instead of staying only on the first.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Remove the “master” behaviour so the side column and photo appear only where I place them.
• Re-establish clean line spacing and consistent left-right alignment throughout the document.
• Fix any bullet lists so they use the same indenting and styling across sections and let me know how to fix so I can keep editing CV in the future
The final deliverable is a single Google Docs file that is fully editable, with no hidden tables or invisible frames, and prints to PDF exactly as it appears on screen. If you’re comfortable manipulating sections, columns, and image anchors in Google Docs, this should be a straightforward task—I just want it done right the first time.