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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Amazon's ignoring of line-height to reduce the line height is just wrong. It makes some eBooks look awful when you get a large first letter. Some books do this not only at the first paragraph, but at the first paragraph after a section break.
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This was an EPUB3 thread, in the EPUB forum. I felt quite confident ignoring any possible Kindlebook quirks, with regard to the specs. In my EPUB readers, the line-height trick works for me with raised caps and (sub|super)scripts. But maybe that's because I don't typically use many different fonts (and only use a 3-4em font-size for raised-caps). If the spacing is still different after that, then it's too subtle for my eyes to care about. But regardless ... I see now that pdurrant's wishes were to not have to diddle the line-height attribute when dealing with (sub|super)scripts in the first place.