The properties panel now brings together nearly every styling option you use while editing.
Layout lets you choose the element tag and display mode. For flex layouts, it also includes direction, gap, justify, and align controls. Spacing combines margin and padding into block and inline pairs, with optional per-side controls when you need more precision. Background includes color and opacity. Border covers color, width, and style, with border radius alongside it and optional controls for individual corners. Text includes font, size, weight, line height, letter spacing, color, and alignment.
Sizing has been expanded as well. Width and height preserve the units you enter, while minimum and maximum sizes are available behind a toggle to keep the interface uncluttered. Rotation now sits alongside horizontal and vertical flip controls.
Elements can also be positioned more precisely. The arrow keys move the selected element one pixel at a time, or ten pixels when used with Shift.
The panel itself is now fully customizable. It can be docked to either side of the editor, resized, or minimized, and its position and size are restored the next time you open the editor.
Open a page from your project, select an element, and put the panel where you want it.