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quarto-templates

A collection of personal templates for Quarto

Quarto templates

A collection of personal Quarto PDF templates. They share a common style: Libertine and Inconsolata fonts, British English spelling, coloured links, and clean formatting throughout.

Templates

Template Description Main files
article Academic article with numbered sections, double spacing, and back references article.qmd, article-template.latex
cv Curriculum vitae cv.qmd, cv-template.latex
letter Formal letter with optional letterhead and signature images letter.qmd, letter-template.latex
syllabus Course syllabus syllabus.qmd, syllabus-template.latex
title-page Article with a separate title page title-page.qmd, title-page-template.latex

Each folder contains a rendered PDF showing the template output.

Requirements

R users should remove the jupyter: python3 line from the YAML header and install the quarto-r and rmarkdown packages instead.

Usage

Clone the repository and render any template with:

git clone https://github.com/danilofreire/quarto-templates.git
cd quarto-templates/article
quarto render article.qmd --to pdf

Edit the .qmd file to change content, and adjust the YAML header to modify formatting options (fonts, spacing, margins, colours, etc.). Each template uses a custom .latex file that controls the PDF layout.

Letter template options

The letter template supports several optional YAML fields for letterhead and signature images:

letterhead: emory.png          # path to letterhead image
letterhead-width: 7cm          # image width
letterhead-xshift: 1.7cm       # horizontal offset from page edge
letterhead-yshift: 1.8cm       # vertical offset from page edge
signature: /path/to/sig.png    # path to signature image
signature-width: 5cm            # signature image width
signature-hshift: -0.3cm       # horizontal shift (negative = left)

All of these are optional. If omitted, the letter renders without a letterhead or signature.

Screenshot

Article template

Licence

Feel free to use and adapt these templates. If you find them useful, consider starring the repository. Comments, issues, and pull requests are welcome.