Text Styling

The Wolfram Language allows arbitrary styling of any form of text to be specified either interactively from menus and commands—or programmatically using its powerful symbolic representation of styling.

Keyboard & Menu Controls

(Key1[alt, n]) — pick a style for a selection (4: Section, 9: Input, 0: any style name)

(MenuGrayLink[Clear Formatting, paclet:ref/menuitem/ClearFormatting]) — remove styles from text

(MenuGrayLink[Show Toolbar, paclet:ref/menuitem/ShowToolbar]) — switch on notebook formatting toolbar

(RefLink[Style, paclet:ref/Style]) — specify arbitrary style options for output

(MenuGrayLink[Option Inspector, paclet:ref/menuitem/OptionInspector]) — access to formatting and styling options

(OrangeLink[Font Options », paclet:guide/FontOptions])

(OrangeLink[Text Layout », paclet:guide/TextLayoutOptions])

(OrangeLink[Automatic Text Styling », paclet:guide/AutomaticTextStylingFeatures])