Text added in this way will take properties like the font and text formatting from the text style that we defined earlier. To change another text formatting, you need to once again go the Text Editor tab and change the formatting from there, as explained in the following example:

1. Double-click on the text that you added in the previous example and the Text Editor will once again show up and the text will become editable. You can now add to or remove the existing piece of text as well.
2. Select the first line of sample text from the textbox and then go to the Style panel and change the height of the text to 2. By default, it will be 1.6, which is the height of the text style we defined in earlier examples.
3. From the Formatting panel, click the B icon to make the text bold, I to make it italics, A to strike through the text, U to underline the text, and O to overline the text.
4. To stack the text, write a text with backslash like a/b then select it and click on the stack icon as shown in the following screenshot.
5. To add the text as superscript or subscript, select the text that you want to make superscript or subscript, such as X2, and then click on the superscript icon and it will become X².

6. To change the case of text, select the text and select the change case option, as shown in the following screenshot:

7. You can change the font from the Font drop-down menu, and right underneath it, we have the color option, which can be used to change the color of the selected text, as shown in the preceding screenshot.

From the next panel, Paragraph, you can add justification to the text, which will place it in different locations with respect to the textbox. You can also add bullets or numbering to selected lines of text from the respective option of the Paragraph panel.