— id: 95a80b4157 title: Sidenotes desc: '' updated: 1623870486255 created: 1620408418339
tags: “U0001F331”¶ ↑
Special syntax for sidenotes is supported. Their syntax is reminiscent of traditional markdown footnotes. In markdown files, they look like this (without spaces around the left/right carrots):
This is what a left-sidenote[ < left] and a right-sidenote[ > right] look like. [ < left]: the syntax looks similar to... [ > right]: ...regular markdown footnotes.
Which, once rendered, looks like:
This is what a right-sidenote and a Notable Quirks¶ ↑
Sidenotes increment together, but separately from footnotes1. So, for example, it's possible for there to be a '1' for both a standard markdown footnote and a sidenote. Sidenotes require an “n” after each definition to parse properly. A warning will display if there are missing newlines (regardless of sidenotes). tufte css, for clean'n'simple sidenote css implementation. simply jekyll, how to implement tufte css in jekyll. gwern.net, for sidenote implementation comparisons. Would Kramdown be interested in integrating this functionality? [<left]: the syntax looks similar to…{*2}[rdoc-label:foottext-2:footmark-2] [>right]: …regular markdown footnotes. 1 A regular markdown footnote. 2 Left sidenotes are functional for completeness sake, but this theme is not optimized for them as their placement above the [[features.site-nav.graph]] is rather awkward.Influences¶ ↑
Proposal¶ ↑