> I use a span with class="sb" or class="sp" and
> style the classes with my choice of font size
> and with positioning to bump the items down and
> up as needed. I also style the line height of
> the block element involved with enough room for
> the repositioned items; I then have enough room
> for the sub- and superscripts and get uniform
> results up and down the page. Of course I have
> had no problems with font size using just the
> two computers.
>
> I recommend you style a span class for your
> superscripts (You can set your font size and
> position the "superscript" however you feel is
> best), style an appropriate line height for the
> block elements in which you use the superscripts,
> and just let those who must (or feel they must)
> set their own minimum font size do whatever they
> want to do to louse up their reading.
Why do you use a span with a class when you already have the html tags for
them? Can't you just tell the <sup> and <sub> tags to look the way you wish
with css instead of making new classes? They are already there, and they seem
more semantic (maybe not, kinda like <b> and <i>, I guess ). Is there something
I'm missing?
~Joseph
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