Encountered a strange problem_html/css_WEB-ITnose

As shown in the picture above, what is the problem with the upper part of the text in the table always being incompletely displayed?

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There may be a font problem, it may be set to English, such as font-family:serif;
Set it to Song Dynasty or Microsoft Yahei and take a look. font-family:'Songti';

There may be a font problem, it may be set to English, such as font-family:serif;
Set it to Songti or Microsoft Yahei and have a look. font-family:'Arial';

The problem is still not solved after setting font-family:Arial; in the body part to font-family:'Arial';

The monitor is broken .

There may be a font problem, it may be set to English, such as font-family:serif;
Set it to Song Dynasty or Microsoft Yahei and take a look. font-family:'Arial';

The problem is still not solved after setting font-family:Arial; in the body part to font-family:'Arial';
I guess There is something wrong with your settings. This is inside the table and requires special settings for the table.

There may be a font problem, it may be set to English, such as font-family:serif;
settings Check it out in Song Dynasty or Microsoft Yahei. font-family:'Arial';

The problem is still not solved after setting font-family:Arial; in the body part to font-family:'Arial';

I guess There is something wrong with your settings. This is inside the table and requires special settings for the table.

The strange thing is that if you first define a style1{ font-size: 12px;
font-family: "宋体";
font-style: normal;
line-height: normal;}

Then add a class="style1" to each td, and it will return to normal. However, there are many tds, and it is troublesome to add them one by one, so I want to find Is there a one-time solution?

It may be a font problem. It may be set to English, such as font-family:serif;
Set it to Song Dynasty or Microsoft Yahei and take a look. font-family:'Arial';

The problem is still not solved after setting font-family:Arial; in the body part to font-family:'Arial';

I guess There is something wrong with your settings. This is inside the table and requires special settings for the table.

Hey, this is the final solution:

First define a style1{ font-size: 12px;
font-family: "宋体" ;
font-style: normal;
line-height: normal;}

Then add a class="style1" to the div where the table is located

Although this can be solved, But I am very confused, why do I have to add class to the div to solve it, but writing .table td directly in css cannot solve it

The main problem is that line-height: normal must be added. This is the key to this problem