Reply To: Superscript and Subscript on top of eachother

Ah — sorry, I misunderstood. I thought you were referring to something like e^1+x² — with that second x² with a superior 2 as well, making it “double-superior”.

The only way to get what you need, a superior character on top of an inferior, you have to decrease the space between them. I rarely need that, so I make do with a manual trick: put the cursor between the two and press Alt+Left arrow, decreasing the kerning between them by eye until it looks good. Sorry, I don't know of an automated or styled trick for this.