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Originally Posted by Slevin#7
That is because of the line-height which is calculated for the current font-size, which means that the greater font of the raised cap will win to set the line-height prior to the normal text. You could try to set line-height to 1, but not all reader will accept custom line-heights.
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That's not why in this case. The problem is that the Kindle does not respect line height of a small enough value and thus you cannot lower the raised line height. So you cannot lower the raised line due to a raised letter on a Kindle or Kindle app.
Any software that reads ePub and respects line-height will allow you to fix the line-height for a raised letter.