Using the Text Tab

The Text tab in the Style Editor allows you to modify font attributes for selected areas of text within a package.

To use the Text tab

In the Design pane Styles tab, select the style you want to modify.
Use the Highlight style in quick preview feature to verify that you have the correct style selected.
Click Edit.
Modify the desired fields. (See below for more information)
Click Apply to apply the changes and leave the Style Editor open, or click OK to apply the changes and close the Style Editor.

If you want to simultaneously apply these changes to other areas of the package with a similar style, use the Apply To tab before clicking OK or Apply.

The fields within the Text tab are explained below:

Font Section
Font Family	Choose Serif or Sans-Serif.
Font Selection	Choose Web Safe or Local Fonts. Local fonts are the fonts stored on your PC.
Font Dropdown	The dropdown is populated with fonts based on the choices above.

Format Section
Size	Choose % or em from the dropdown. For %, enter a value between 50 and 150. For em, enter a value between 0.5 and 1.5.
Style	Choose normal, italic, or oblique.
Weight	Choose normal, bold, bolder, or lighter.
Color	Click the color palette icon to select a color, or enter a value in the text box. Values can be either the hexadecimal color value such as '#ff0000', or the color name such as 'red'.
Alignment	Choose right, center, left, or justify.

Text Decoration Section

Select Underline, Overline, Strikethrough, Small caps, or None.

Due to the hierarchical nature of CSS, changing the font size may have unexpected results. Before saving the package, verify the changes in the Quick Preview pane. If you used the Apply To tab to apply the change to more than one style, verify all changes. If necessary, use the Undo button to roll the changes back.

Changes made to a specific area of text using either the Text Editor or the HTML Editor will take precedence over changes made with the Style Editor.