Textual Elements in Notebooks

The Wolfram Language's unified symbolic document architecture makes it possible to have flowing text contain any kind of object—including math, graphics or dynamic elements.

"string" — a string containing arbitrary ordinary or special characters

(RefLink[Row, paclet:ref/Row]) — show a list as a row of abutting elements, potentially extending over several lines

(RefLink[Spacer, paclet:ref/Spacer]) — a spacer of specified size

(RefLink[Invisible, paclet:ref/Invisible]) — space the same size as a given expression

(RefLink[Riffle, paclet:ref/Riffle]) — intersperse elements into a list

(RefLink[Text, paclet:ref/Text]) — use text fonts and other text formatting for an object

(RefLink[Style, paclet:ref/Style]) — specify arbitrary styles for an object

(RefLink[TextCell, paclet:ref/TextCell]) — create a complete text cell, with any cell options

(RefLink[StringForm, paclet:ref/StringForm]) — display with expressions interleaved with a raw string

(Key1[alt, 7]) — interactively create a new text cell in a notebook

(Key1[ctrl, (]) — start an inline text cell inside any expression