Leading of sidenotes is too great about tufte-css HOT 5 CLOSED

I tweaked the line height in 6aca33a — further details or a PR would be appreciated.

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I'd try 1.4. It's a bit tighter, but I think it still looks good.

The only nit-pick I have then is that the baselines of the sidenote and the main text aren't aligned with one another (both blocks are top-aligned). I'm afraid I don't know enough of CSS to know how to fix this, though. Perhaps there's a zero-width character that we can prepend to the sidenote that is the same size as the body text to force the baseline lower?

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^ i was just about to post an issue about this. The baseline of the first line of the sidenote needs to be aligned with the baseline of the sentence it's being pulled from. Great work though, this stylesheet is awesome!

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For clarification, I appled:

.sidenote, .marginnote { line-height: 1.4; padding-top: 0.4rem; }

…which eyeballs about right to me. I checked alignment briefly using Xscope, but haven't tested exhaustively.

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Per Edward Tufte, sidenote line-height is 1.3 as of 3aa48b4. You were right!

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