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I am working on Awesome CV (downloaded from here https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/awesome-cv/dfnvtnhzhhbm). Nevertheless, I can't get rid of the comma that stands after "B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering". Here is the output: enter image description here :

And there is the full code :


\documentclass[]{awesome-cv}
\usepackage{multicol}

\newenvironment{cvitems*}[1][2] {\setlength{\multicolsep}{0pt}% \vspace{-\baselineskip}% \begin{multicols}{#1} \begin{cvitems}} {\end{cvitems}% \end{multicols} \vspace{-\baselineskip}\vspace{2mm}}

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % Personal Data %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%% Essentials \name{Some}{Name} \address{An Address, 3245} \mobile{(+57) 45-45654-434} %%% Social \email{somethingHere@gmail.com} \homepage{www.SomePage.com} \github{Someone2} \linkedin{Someone2} %%% Optionals \position{My Position} \quote{``I am me.''}

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % Content %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%% Make a footer for CV with three arguments(<left>, <center>, <right>) \makecvfooter {\today} {My Resume} {\thepage}

\begin{document} %%% Make a header for CV with personal data \makecvheader

\cvsection{Formation}

%------------------------------------------------------------------------------- % SUBSECTION TITLE %------------------------------------------------------------------------------- %\cvsubsection{International}

%------------------------------------------------------------------------------- % CONTENT %------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \begin{cvhonors}

%--------------------------------------------------------- \cvhonor { B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering} % Award {} % Event {Seoul} % Location {2022-2023} % Date(s)

%--------------------------------------------------------- \cvhonor {B.S in Computer Science and Engineering} % Award {} % Event {Seoul} % Location {2019-2022} % Date(s)

%--------------------------------------------------------- \end{cvhonors}

Thank you in advance for your help.

Gigi
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The command \cvhonor has a pretty simple definition in the document class file. It looks like this:

\newcommand*{\cvhonor}[4]{%
  \honordatestyle{#4} & \honorpositionstyle{#1}, \honortitlestyle{#2} & \honorlocationstyle{#3} \\
}

You could redefine it by putting this at the end of your preamble:

\renewcommand*{\cvhonor}[4]{%
  \honordatestyle{#4} & \honorpositionstyle{#1} \honortitlestyle{#2} & \honorlocationstyle{#3} \\
}

(Just taking out that comma.)

If you do want a comma in some instances of course you'd then have to add it manually.

frabjous
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