In the mean time, I found a small workaround for those who can't live without the sup-tag. Perhaps it's handy so I'll post it here:
/* I used this for a sup on a 10pt font, default line-height */
sup {
font-size: 6pt;
line-height: 12pt;
}
It worked quite well for me, but perhaps there are better workarounds available.
Also, I noticed that setting the margin to auto makes the sup jump to the right height, but it seems that it loses it width or something at the same time. So all text entered after the sup will be rendered through the text in the sup.
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In the mean time, I found a small workaround for those who can't live without the sup-tag. Perhaps it's handy so I'll post it here:
/* I used this for a sup on a 10pt font, default line-height */
sup {
font-size: 6pt;
line-height: 12pt;
}
It worked quite well for me, but perhaps there are better workarounds available.
Also, I noticed that setting the margin to auto makes the sup jump to the right height, but it seems that it loses it width or something at the same time. So all text entered after the sup will be rendered through the text in the sup.
For sub:
sub {
font-size: 6pt;
}