I'm using the package moderntimeline
which originated here on TeX.sx to typeset my CV. It looks great!
However, I have a bunch of positions (mostly for volunteering positions within our student union) which only lasted for one year. If I typeset them in the same way as other stuff (ranging over several years), I get a really thin line (something on the order of 1 px) in the timeline, and the year is displayed twice.
Here's an MWE to explain what I mean. Compile with e.g. pdfLaTeX
or XeLaTeX
\documentclass{moderncv}
\usepackage{moderntimeline}
\moderncvtheme{classic}
\tlmaxdates{2007}{2012}
\firstname{Lorem}
\familyname{Ipsum}
\begin{document}
\tlcventry{2010}{0}{I'm still doing this!}{}{}{}{}
\tlcventry{2009}{2010}{Then I did something else.}{}{}{}{}
\tlcventry{2009}{2009}{I did something cool for just one year.}{}{}{}{}
\tlcventry{2007}{2009}{A regular entry}{}{}{}{}
\end{document}
Is there any way to make this more beautiful? I would prefer if, for example, only the start year was shown, and the blue line was half as wide as one that represents two years.