How to have 2 different sized texts on the same line?












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I want to put 2 different sized texts on the same line. Below are my criteria:




  • Right side is right justified and is normalsize

  • left side is left justified and is large

  • must dynamically change to fit depending on the size of the text, i.e. no predefined minipages


Currently, I am trying to use hfill, but it is putting the right side on a new line, like shown in the picture. Any help would be greatly appreciated!



newcommand{resumesection}[2]{
bigskip
{color{heading}LARGEbfseriesMakeUppercase{#1} hfill color{heading}normalsizebfseriesvfillRaggedRight{#2}}\
{color{heading}rule{linewidth}{1pt}par}medskip
}


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I want to put 2 different sized texts on the same line. Below are my criteria:




  • Right side is right justified and is normalsize

  • left side is left justified and is large

  • must dynamically change to fit depending on the size of the text, i.e. no predefined minipages


Currently, I am trying to use hfill, but it is putting the right side on a new line, like shown in the picture. Any help would be greatly appreciated!



newcommand{resumesection}[2]{
bigskip
{color{heading}LARGEbfseriesMakeUppercase{#1} hfill color{heading}normalsizebfseriesvfillRaggedRight{#2}}\
{color{heading}rule{linewidth}{1pt}par}medskip
}


Output from above text, not what I am looking for










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I want to put 2 different sized texts on the same line. Below are my criteria:




  • Right side is right justified and is normalsize

  • left side is left justified and is large

  • must dynamically change to fit depending on the size of the text, i.e. no predefined minipages


Currently, I am trying to use hfill, but it is putting the right side on a new line, like shown in the picture. Any help would be greatly appreciated!



newcommand{resumesection}[2]{
bigskip
{color{heading}LARGEbfseriesMakeUppercase{#1} hfill color{heading}normalsizebfseriesvfillRaggedRight{#2}}\
{color{heading}rule{linewidth}{1pt}par}medskip
}


Output from above text, not what I am looking for










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I want to put 2 different sized texts on the same line. Below are my criteria:




  • Right side is right justified and is normalsize

  • left side is left justified and is large

  • must dynamically change to fit depending on the size of the text, i.e. no predefined minipages


Currently, I am trying to use hfill, but it is putting the right side on a new line, like shown in the picture. Any help would be greatly appreciated!



newcommand{resumesection}[2]{
bigskip
{color{heading}LARGEbfseriesMakeUppercase{#1} hfill color{heading}normalsizebfseriesvfillRaggedRight{#2}}\
{color{heading}rule{linewidth}{1pt}par}medskip
}


Output from above text, not what I am looking for







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Maybe paracol is an option for you.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{paracol}
begin{document}
begin{paracol}{2}
raggedright
{large I love paracoldots}
switchcolumn
raggedleft
dots because it rhymes with crystal ball.
switchcolumn
raggedright
{large All those who are hibernating in winterdots}
switchcolumn
raggedleft
dots are enjoying honey liquor and pineapple cake in summer.
end{paracol}
end{document}


enter image description here





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    Maybe paracol is an option for you.



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{paracol}
    begin{document}
    begin{paracol}{2}
    raggedright
    {large I love paracoldots}
    switchcolumn
    raggedleft
    dots because it rhymes with crystal ball.
    switchcolumn
    raggedright
    {large All those who are hibernating in winterdots}
    switchcolumn
    raggedleft
    dots are enjoying honey liquor and pineapple cake in summer.
    end{paracol}
    end{document}


    enter image description here





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      Maybe paracol is an option for you.



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{paracol}
      begin{document}
      begin{paracol}{2}
      raggedright
      {large I love paracoldots}
      switchcolumn
      raggedleft
      dots because it rhymes with crystal ball.
      switchcolumn
      raggedright
      {large All those who are hibernating in winterdots}
      switchcolumn
      raggedleft
      dots are enjoying honey liquor and pineapple cake in summer.
      end{paracol}
      end{document}


      enter image description here





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        Maybe paracol is an option for you.



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{paracol}
        begin{document}
        begin{paracol}{2}
        raggedright
        {large I love paracoldots}
        switchcolumn
        raggedleft
        dots because it rhymes with crystal ball.
        switchcolumn
        raggedright
        {large All those who are hibernating in winterdots}
        switchcolumn
        raggedleft
        dots are enjoying honey liquor and pineapple cake in summer.
        end{paracol}
        end{document}


        enter image description here





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        Maybe paracol is an option for you.



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{paracol}
        begin{document}
        begin{paracol}{2}
        raggedright
        {large I love paracoldots}
        switchcolumn
        raggedleft
        dots because it rhymes with crystal ball.
        switchcolumn
        raggedright
        {large All those who are hibernating in winterdots}
        switchcolumn
        raggedleft
        dots are enjoying honey liquor and pineapple cake in summer.
        end{paracol}
        end{document}


        enter image description here






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