Aside out of place

[harrelfe]

I'm sorry I can't provide a reproducible example (other than the whole report at https://fharrell.com/post/rflow) because it only seems to happen in a very long report with lots of .asides and .column-margins but I'm getting an .aside from early in the report appearing much later and overwriting a .column-margin callout (the two appear on top of each other). I hope that gives enough clues for debugging an apparent Quarto problem.

[dragonstyle]

No worries, I'm happy to look into it (and nice to see such extensive use of the layout, it will be a great test for Quarto!). Can you give me more info about which aside is appearing out of order / in the incorrect location (e.g. some text I can search for, etc...) ? It isn't immediately jumping out to me but I have a couple of theories to investigate once I find it...

[harrelfe]

Thanks for looking into it! I think this will be a good test of the system. It have code-generated callouts of various kinds and html tables in column margins among other things. I've loving the result.

The item in question is defined in a 2nd level section Data Dictionary closer to the top: "Users having the xless system command installed ..." which on my Firefox linux browser collides with a word in red that I can't read in the level 1 section Analysis level 2 subsection One Continuous and One Categorical Predictor. I've attached a screenshot.

HOWEVER all is well with Google chrome, Brave, and Vivaldi browsers.

UPDATE The red word being overwritten is from a construct I put at the top of the document:

[`r hypcomment`]{.aside}

Where hypcomment is defined as

# Create pop-up for how to use hypothes.is
hypcomment <- '<a href="https://hbiostat.org/comment.html"
  target="popup"
	onclick="window.open(\'https://hbiostat.org/comment.html\', \'popup\',
     \'width=450,height=600\'); return false;">
	<small>Comments</small>
</a>'

I'll bet that is something that Quarto doesn't like. Other solutions welcomed. I was trying to add a popup window.

[dragonstyle]

Sorry for the delay! I've finally had a chance to start looking into this. I started by simply trying to see if I could reproduce the problem on a local browser (linux or mac) when viewing:

https://www.fharrell.com/post/rflow

Firefox on both platforms for me seems to render that side in the expected location. A couple thoughts:

• Perhaps the content has merely changed and as a side effect perhaps that has fixed the issue
• Perhaps our Firefox versions are different - I'm testing on 97.0 on linux and 101.0 on MacOS. Could you confirm what version of Firefox you're using when you see this issue?

Thanks!