Editing Text & Content

Selecting Text Elements
1. Click on any text on your page to select it
2. The text element will highlight (you'll see a blue outline)
3. The properties panel on the right will show text options
4. Double-click to enter text editing mode

Editing Text Content
When you've selected a text element:
1. Double-click to enter text editing mode
2. Highlight the text you want to change
3. Type your new text
4. Click outside the text box or press Escape to exit editing mode

Formatting Text
In text editing mode, you can:
- Bold: Select text and click the B button (or Ctrl+B)
- Italic: Select text and click the I button (or Ctrl+I)
- Underline: Select text and click the U button (or Ctrl+U)
- Link: Select text, click the link icon, and paste your URL
- Change Color: Select text and use the color picker in the properties panel

Editing Text Properties
With a text element selected (not in edit mode):
- Font Family - Change the typeface
- Font Size - Adjust the size (in px, em, or rem)
- Font Weight - Make text bolder or lighter
- Line Height - Space between lines
- Letter Spacing - Space between letters
- Text Align - Left, center, right, justify
- Text Color - Change the color using the color picker

Working with Headings
Most templates use heading elements (H1, H2, H3, etc.) for:
- Page titles
- Section headers
- Subheadings

You can change any heading the same way as regular text. Headings automatically get more prominent styling.

Changing Text Styles Globally
If you want to change all instances of a text style:
1. Find one instance and click it
2. Look for the text style name in the Design panel
3. Click the style name to edit the global style
4. Changes apply to all text using that style

Adding New Text
To add new text to your page:
1. Look for the Text tool in the toolbar (usually an "A")
2. Click and drag on your page to create a text box
3. Type your content
4. Adjust font and styling as desired

Pro Tips:
- Keep text short and scannable
- Use hierarchy (headings larger than body text)
- Maintain consistent fonts across your site
- Check readability on mobile
- Test color contrast for accessibility