Example for reproducibility:
title: "Someone's resume"
author: Your Name
Picture, etc.
Email, phone number, ...
A footer in the sidebar.
Arbitrary content.
Title
Location
Year
Arbitrary content
Title
Location
Year
More info
::: aside
Some notes in the sidebar.
:::
```
I am not sure to understand well this issue.
IMO, the aside pandoc div _works_ as it is expected to work (even if the result of this example is ugly).
Here's a screenshot I've obtained from the example (I've added some colors on elements to highlight them)

With this screenshot, you can see that the aside div is present: it overlaps the aside bar content, but it appears.
Do you get a similar result?
No.
I got:

Thanks for these extra informations: my guess is about your Pandoc version.
As stated in the README file, you need Pandoc >= 2.2.3 to use pagedown.
Could you execute xfun::session_info('rmarkdown') and paste the result in this thread?
You got it! That was the problem! Thank you so much!
Good to know about the xfun package..
Another issue:
I am only able to use aside thing when I am having this structure:
### Subsection
Title
Location
Year
More info
::: aside
Some notes in the sidebar.
:::
How to put aside comment for any sentence?
What I would like is:
- This is comment
::: aside
This is a side comment for above
:::
- This is a comment This is a side comment for above
I'm not sure to understand well your need.
Does something like that suit your need?
- This is comment [This is a side comment for above]{style="float:right;"}
Sorry for being not clear.
What I am trying to do is, put
- This is comment [This is a side comment for above]{style="float:**aside;**"}
The comment should go in the aside "grey" bar.
Thanks for your explanations.
First of all, the CSS float property has a limited list of values (aside is illegal), see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/float#Values
From my understanding of your need, I think that something like that could achieve your goal:
- This is comment [This is a side comment for above]{style="position:absolute;left:calc(var(--main-width) + var(--sidebar-horizontal-padding));"}
This code is ugly but we can simplify it later. Please, could you test that and tell me if the result is ok for you?
Yes, this is what I was looking for. Thank you!
I will update you here with a link to my CV, in case you would like to use as an example..
@dktanwar Yes, we would very much like to include a link to an example of a real CV. Thank you!
Hi @dktanwar,
the link to your CV we put as example in pagedown readme was no more working. And the repos does not seem to exist.
For now I removed it. Please fill free to provide your new url, I did not find it myself.
Thanks a lot !
Hi @cderv
Thank you!
Sorry, I completely forgot to update here the link: https://dktanwar.github.io/CV/Deepak_Tanwar.html
Also, repo: https://github.com/dktanwar/dktanwar.github.io
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Thanks for your explanations.
First of all, the CSS float property has a limited list of values (
asideis illegal), see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/float#ValuesFrom my understanding of your need, I think that something like that could achieve your goal:
This code is ugly but we can simplify it later. Please, could you test that and tell me if the result is ok for you?