sub and sup elements will increase slightly higher row.
Fortunately, with a little CSS you can fix this problem.
From Nicolas Gallagher and Jonathan Neal 's normalize.css ( http://necolas.github.com/ normalize.css / ).
They borrowed https://gist.github.com/413930 in the code and removed the comments.
Above the GitHub link contained in this paragraph CSS explained in detail interested can go take a look.
normalize.css recommended to download the file. The document can help establish a unified standard style sheet a cross-browser, the documentation is very thorough.
1 / * 2 * sup and sub prevent impact line-height in all browsers . 3 * gist.github.com/413930 . 4 * / . 5 sub, sup { . 6 font-size : 75% ; . 7 line-height : 0 ; . 8 position : relative ; . 9 Vertical-align = left : Baseline ; 10 } . 11 SUP { Top : -0.5em ;} 12 is Sub { bottom :-0.25em ; }