You can use the Style tab to assign values to the elements, which affect how an element looks on a page.  For example, after dragging and dropping an element from the Elements area to a page, you use the Style tab to style the element.

The following table provides the description for the fields available in the Style tab.

Style FieldsDescription
WidthSpecify the width of the element.
Min WYou can specify the minimum width of an element. Irrespective of the value present in the field, the element remains constant with the minimum value set in this field. For example, if the Width is set to 100, and the Min W is set to 50, the field width will stay at 50 irrespective of any value in the field. 
HeightSpecify the height of the element.
Min HYou can specify the minimum height of an element. Irrespective of the value present in the field, the element remains constant with the minimum value set in this field. For example, if the Height is set to 100, and the Min H is set to 50, the field height will stay at 50 irrespective of any value in the field. 
Font SizeSpecify the font size.
Font ColorSpecify the font color.
Font WeightSpecify the weight of the font.
Font StyleSpecify the font style.
Font FamilySpecify the font family.
DecorationSpecify if you want the decoration for the text. For example, you can specify if you want the element font to be either, Overlined, Overlined, Underline overline, or Line-through. 
Text AlignSpecify the alignment required for the text.
Border WidthSpecify the border width for the element, if required.
Border ColorSpecify the border color for the element.
BG ColorSpecify the background color.
OpacitySpecify the degree of transparency of the text. 
FloatSpecify if you want the text to float to either left or right.
Padding Specify if you want padding required for the text in the element.

You can drag and drop an element to the Design area and click the Style tab to set the values. The image below shows the value set for the text box used in the Design tab.