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I had a question here on Pro Webmasters StackExchange where I used the following markdown:

Would it theoretically be possible to detect (e.g. JS) 
if a user queries a webpage with the Windows shortcut 
<kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>F</kbd>, or the Mac-equivalent 
<kbd>Command</kbd> + <kbd>F</kbd> in their browser?

It came out OK:

But further down, when I used the <kbd> code mid-sentence, it looks very odd due to the line-height:

Anything we can do to change this (e.g. CSS), or am I misusing it?

Would probably benefit the whole StackExchange network.

I had a question here on Pro Webmasters StackExchange where I used the following markdown:

Would it theoretically be possible to detect (e.g. JS) 
if a user queries a webpage with the Windows shortcut 
<kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>F</kbd>, or the Mac-equivalent 
<kbd>Command</kbd> + <kbd>F</kbd> in their browser?

It came out OK:

But further down, when I used the <kbd> code mid-sentence, it looks very odd due to the line-height:

Anything we can do to change this (e.g. CSS), or am I misusing it?

Would probably benefit the whole StackExchange network.