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Tufte CSS + [other thing]

There are many, many, many projects that integrate Tufte CSS with other tools or that use it as part of a content management system. Here are only a few.

• [shameless plug] my project Gist Press publishes gists into a friendly article format, turning Markdown into HTML with syntax-highlighting code blocks and TeX-formatted math symbols
• a (nearly) WYSIWYG experience in emacs' org-mode
• Immaculate, a "beautiful, fast, AMP-compliant Jekyll theme based on Tufte CSS"
• Ox-tufte exports Emacs' Org-mode documents in HTML compatible with TufteCSS
• tufte-markdown
• a walkthrough of how to integrate with Pandoc
• an integration with Pollen
• a Jekyll theme

Tufte CSS in the Wild

This list previously lived at issue #26, where a number of great personal websites that use Tufte CSS were shared. Feel free to add your site here :)

• a birth announcement
• Secretary of Foreign Relations, which also leverages Pollen
• ByeBox uses Tufte CSS alongside bootstrap
• Ranked Situational Fury
• Alexandre Rousseau's personal site
• markbucciarelli.com
• @dakrone's personal site
• mplewis.com
• mercury.photo
• juliuso.com/
• kdheepak's personal blog