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First of all, there are quite a few articles on this website which put the Furigana in between of the Kanji and the Okurigana. … There's also the following syntax which has been introduced in this thread: 免許状​{めん・きょ・じょう} This gives the same appearance as the previous syntax (in the default Furigana mode), and I think is probably …

This is a test answer to check the Furigana changes are rendering acceptably. … answer currently looks like the following screenshot to me on Firefox 42.0/Ubuntu 14.04 (I've clipped the right of the image a bit so that it isn't scaled): I've made it so that the text color of the Furigana …

I think that it is more usual to have Furigana top-aligned, and after adding font shrinking I believe the original goal of reducing the visual impact of Furigana will be achieved to a large degree. … New options have also been added under a heading "Furigana fonts" to control the impact of Furigana: Size: can change the font size of Furigana Lightness: can change how much the Furigana's text colour …

The user agent stylesheet in Google Chrome sets the font-size of rt tags to be 50% whereas Firefox sets it as 0.75em making Furigana much more readable in Firefox than Chrome in my opinion. … The other problem I've noticed is if Furigana is entered inside of a <code> tag e.g. …

Disable Japanese font override span tags (i.e. the <span lang="ja"> tags inside the hyperlinks, which are added by the Furigana engine to make sure Japanese uses the right fonts). … Any of these three should solve this problem, but the second two would still have issues if titles with Furigana are in the hyperlinks, which would mean I would need to disable/put in brackets Furigana …

The CSS has been updated by SE, so the Furigana/Japanese font elements should be rendering properly now. Further details are at Titles with MathJax break in the related questions. …