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### Further customization of the marginal notes
By default, all marginal notes are rendered by the macro `\mrgnn`, which is defined as follows:
By default, in LaTeX and ConTeXt, all marginal notes are rendered by the macro `\mrgnn`, which is defined as follows:
* LaTeX:
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alternative=serried]
```
However, you can associate different macros with individual classes by setting the variable `csname`:
However, you can associate different macros/commands with individual classes by setting the variable `csname`:
``` yaml
mrgnn-define-renderings:
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csname: mrgnnTerm
```
In that case, you will have to define `\mrgnnTerm` in your LaTeX or ConTeXt template. This macro takes one argument, which is the result of the processing of `note-text`.
In that case, you will have to define `\mrgnnTerm` in your LaTeX or ConTeXt template or via `header-includes`. This macro takes one argument, which is the result of the processing of `note-text`.
The position of the instructions about the marginal note in the output file can be set _via_ the variable `position`. They can be placed `after` (default) or `before` the in-text content.