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📝 Normalize mixed formula caption formatting? #7

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@JFWooten4

Hey @ankeliu, this is sorta weird. I've got some formula subtitles with both <sup> and <sub> in the same math descriptors. I've got to think there's a better way to do this—was it intentional?

<sup><sub>This formula was proposed by BlockScience (learn more about requirements and parameters<sub></sup> [<sup><sub>here<sub></sup>](https://hackmd.io/@blockscience/SkBilx67A) <sup><sub>and the parameter effects of<sub></sup> [<sup><sub>logistical curves on Wikipedia<sub></sup>](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalised_logistic_function)<sup><sub>).<sub></sup> <sup><sub>a = the left horizontal asymptote, k = the right horizontal asymptote, c = 1, q = is related to the value Y(0), b = the growth rate, n = affects near which asymptote maximum growth occurs, o = X axis offset (current round # - 10), x = current round #<sub></sup>

With that example, it even extends to a sentence link.

This one duplicates the <sub> to make extra tiny caption text compared to others:

<sup><sub>PR(A) - page rank value for user A, d - damping factor, in our case 0.85 (typical, commonly used value), n - number of users, BM(A) - some other user B that belongs to the set of all users trusting user A, PR(B) - page rank value for user B, L(B) - number of users trusted by user B<sub></sup>

fix here blocked by #5

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