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The title should explain the problem.

documentclass[justified, symmetric]{tufte-book}

geometry{paperwidth = 8in, paperheight = 10.5in, right = 2.2in, marginparwidth = 1.5in}

usepackage{ifthen, lipsum, showframe}

begin{document}

%  ------------------------------

textbf{thepage} marginnote{A margin note} par

lipsum[1-5]

vspace{0.5cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{raggedleft A margin note} par

lipsum[6-9]

vspace{0.6cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{ifthenelse{isodd{thepage}}{A margin note}{raggedleft A margin note}} par % <---- this note should be on the left side of the margin

lipsum[6-9]

%  ------------------------------

end{document}

The wrong page numbering also results in a wrong display of the margin note:

To be fair, a simple clearpage before the third margin note solves the problem, but having to solve things manually is both impractical and annoying.

page-numbering tufte marginnote

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  It's a known issue that thepage is not a reliable way to get the current page number in most situations. See for example texfaq.org/FAQ-oddpage, texfaq.org/FAQ-wrongpn and tex.stackexchange.com/q/473903/35864 and
  
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  Oh, didn't know that. Is there some more reliable counter that gives the correct number?
  
  – noibe
  1 min ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  never use thepage in a document, latex is not confused, it is just not telling you what you expected it to tell you. Use pageref to get a page number.
  
  – David Carlisle
  1 min ago
  

  
  
  
  

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The title should explain the problem.

documentclass[justified, symmetric]{tufte-book}

geometry{paperwidth = 8in, paperheight = 10.5in, right = 2.2in, marginparwidth = 1.5in}

usepackage{ifthen, lipsum, showframe}

begin{document}

%  ------------------------------

textbf{thepage} marginnote{A margin note} par

lipsum[1-5]

vspace{0.5cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{raggedleft A margin note} par

lipsum[6-9]

vspace{0.6cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{ifthenelse{isodd{thepage}}{A margin note}{raggedleft A margin note}} par % <---- this note should be on the left side of the margin

lipsum[6-9]

%  ------------------------------

end{document}

The wrong page numbering also results in a wrong display of the margin note:

To be fair, a simple clearpage before the third margin note solves the problem, but having to solve things manually is both impractical and annoying.

page-numbering tufte marginnote

share

edited 1 min ago

noibe

asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

38412

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  It's a known issue that thepage is not a reliable way to get the current page number in most situations. See for example texfaq.org/FAQ-oddpage, texfaq.org/FAQ-wrongpn and tex.stackexchange.com/q/473903/35864 and
  
  – moewe
  5 mins ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Oh, didn't know that. Is there some more reliable counter that gives the correct number?
  
  – noibe
  1 min ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  never use thepage in a document, latex is not confused, it is just not telling you what you expected it to tell you. Use pageref to get a page number.
  
  – David Carlisle
  1 min ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

The title should explain the problem.

documentclass[justified, symmetric]{tufte-book}

geometry{paperwidth = 8in, paperheight = 10.5in, right = 2.2in, marginparwidth = 1.5in}

usepackage{ifthen, lipsum, showframe}

begin{document}

%  ------------------------------

textbf{thepage} marginnote{A margin note} par

lipsum[1-5]

vspace{0.5cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{raggedleft A margin note} par

lipsum[6-9]

vspace{0.6cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{ifthenelse{isodd{thepage}}{A margin note}{raggedleft A margin note}} par % <---- this note should be on the left side of the margin

lipsum[6-9]

%  ------------------------------

end{document}

The wrong page numbering also results in a wrong display of the margin note:

To be fair, a simple clearpage before the third margin note solves the problem, but having to solve things manually is both impractical and annoying.

page-numbering tufte marginnote

share

edited 1 min ago

noibe

asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

38412

documentclass[justified, symmetric]{tufte-book}

geometry{paperwidth = 8in, paperheight = 10.5in, right = 2.2in, marginparwidth = 1.5in}

usepackage{ifthen, lipsum, showframe}

begin{document}

%  ------------------------------

textbf{thepage} marginnote{A margin note} par

lipsum[1-5]

vspace{0.5cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{raggedleft A margin note} par

lipsum[6-9]

vspace{0.6cm}



textbf{thepage} marginnote{ifthenelse{isodd{thepage}}{A margin note}{raggedleft A margin note}} par % <---- this note should be on the left side of the margin

lipsum[6-9]

%  ------------------------------

end{document}

share

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noibe

asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

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edited 1 min ago

noibe

asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

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asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

38412

asked 8 mins ago

noibenoibe

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