Dear list, I am still struggling to achieve the page layout/look that I am trying to get. For an image of the desired page spread please look here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9089117/tufte-spread.png The design is using the ample margin to place text (sidenotes), figures (images) and tables in the margin. I am unable to get both (images and text) to work properly. (1) put all in a \margintext \margintext{...} for text \margintext{\placefigure...} for external images This option does not work if the position is close to a page break (cp. http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20121111.191529.3fbef120.en.html) (2) use two different macros \margintext{...} for text and \placefigure[location=margin]{}{...} for external images This option does not work because they are placed on top of each other. I also tried \startplacefigure, but also no luck. (3) put all in a \placefigure \placefigure[margin,none]{}{Text Text} for text \placefigure[margin,none]{}{...} for external images This works best, because it starts from the top and nicely stacks the marginals. But it introduces a paragraph break where the sidenote is called. This does not work, it defeats the purpose (imagine a paragraph after every footnote). (4) use (3) and postponing \startpostponing [+1]% \startplacefigure[location={margin,none}]% Text text\stopplacefigure% \stoppostponing% Now, the paragraph break is gone, but the sidenote is on the next page, which does not make sense in our case (cp. http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/56388/avoid-line-break-after-macro). In general, I do not understand, where the paragraph break at the \placefigure... comes from. It does not seam necessary in most cases (e.g. location=top) and postponing does avoid it. Can I 'gobble' it somehow? Does anyone have an idea, how to make it work for images as well as text combined? Andy