310 Updated PDF to follow Edward Tufte style #333
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- Enabled margin references - Inherited edward tufte style (though not using that class) - Added margin fixes to avoid margin notes getting cutoff - Fixed the PDF width and height so it resembles hennesey and patterson
- Citations appear at the end, which I think is good for the book. - In the HTML they appear on the side, which I feel is good for the website.
Not a clean check in :(
The HTML and PDF build both work fine. Figure captions etc. can now appear in margins for PDFs as well as HTML This works even with the @citation which was a real pain
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#310