• In TwentySixteen (v1.1) the code in editor-styles.css for <sup> and <sub> is as follows:

    sub {
    	top: -6px;
    }
    
    sup {
    	bottom: -3px;
    }

    They should be the other way around.
    <sub> is subscript and should be bottom:
    <sup> is superscript and should be top:

    In the style.css they are correct.

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  • This issue is still not addressed as of Twenty Sixteen v1.3. I just fell victim to it, and was about to post a bug report of my own when I happened to find this one.

    Here are some screenshots that I took with stock Twenty Sixteen v1.3, in case it isn’t clear to the maintainers what the problem is. In short, it’s the editor styling that’s b0rked – everything else, including the underlying HTML, is correct.

    Text editor:
    Text editor

    Visual editor, with its actual HTML (courtesy of Chrome Dev Tools):
    Visual editor with actual HTML

    Preview:
    Preview

    Are there any plans to fix it at all? Thanks much!

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by lexfiend.
    • This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by lexfiend. Reason: Changed one screenshot and added details for clarity
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