simplebnf VS moderncv

I've updated the simplebnf package to version 1.0.0, which enables typesetting BNF grammars by simply writing them: tex \begin{bnf}[ colspec = {llcll}, column{1} = {font = \sffamily}, column{2} = {mode = dmath}, column{4} = {font = \ttfamily}, ] \tau : Type ::= | num : numbers | str : strings ;; e : Expr ::= | $x$ : variable | $n$ : numeral | $e$ + $e$ : addition | $e$ * $e$ : multiplication | $e$ \textasciicircum{} $e$ : concatenation | len($e$) : length | let $x$ = $e_1$ in $e_2$ : definition \end{bnf} And as some could have guessed from the above snippet, the backend is now using the tabularray package.

I have never used Overleaf, and I should probably just shut up and let someone who does use Overleaf answer, but my guess would be that you could download moderncv.cls from CTAN or github, edit it as you liked, and upload it to your project folder, and Overleaf would use that version of the file rather than its globally installed one if it finds it there.

Generelt er moderncv til LaTeX super god.

LaTeX moderncv

Check out moderncv for LaTeX. It makes making a CV using LaTeX really simple. Here's a template to make things a bit easier.