Sidenote indexing

[ghost]

I don't know what I did wrong. I got weird indexing of the sidenote.

[AB1908]

Can you post the source?

[ghost]

The file is located at my PC. I downloaded the css file from https://github.com/edwardtufte/tufte-css, renamed it, modified font size, font color, and used it at yaml.

output:
  tufte::tufte_html:
    css: css\tufte_v03.css

Could you reproduce the problem by using such tufte.css?

[AB1908]

I can't say I've run into this but it looks like styling rules are being applied twice. We'd need more info about you're applying the CSS and what your HTML looks like.

[ghost]

I can't say I've run into this but it looks like styling rules are being applied twice. We'd need more info about you're applying the CSS and what your HTML looks like.

I am not sure how I share the html file with the associated css file. email to you?

[AB1908]

Paste here whatever HTML you used to generate the screenshot above. E.g.

<p> sample preparation equipment <sup>2</sup></p>

[ghost]

Paste here whatever HTML you used to generate the screenshot above. E.g.

<p> sample preparation equipment <sup>2</sup></p>

I wrote it this way in R Markdown:

sample preparation equipment ^[test]

[ghost]

Please be noted that I replaced the default tufte_html css setting in YAML with a specific CSS file in a folder for this file as follows. I assume that it caused the problem.

output:
  tufte::tufte_html:
    css: css\tufte_v03.css

The reason is this. If I do not change the default tufte_html css setting in YAML, but add the following to the R Markdown file:

<style type="text/css">
...
...
</style>

I don't have any problem with the side notes.

[AB1908]

It may be an issue with your static site generator. Sadly, I'm not well versed in what's happening here and use pandoc to generate my HTML so I won't be of much help.