Text in CSS:

Text in CSS: In CSS(Cascading Style Sheets), text can be styled using various properties. Some examples have been given below:

1. Text color: This property is used to set the color of the text. It can be set in various ways such as by using a color name, RGB values, or hexadecimal values. Example: color: red;

2. Text alignment: This property is used to set the horizontal alignment of the text within its container. It can be set to left, right, centre or justify. Example: text-align: centre;

3. Text decoration: This property is used to add decoration to the text such as underlining, overline, or line-through. For example: text-decoration: underline;

4. Text transformation: CSS provides the text-transform property, which can be used to transform the case of the text. The text-transform property accepts four possible values: uppercase, lowercase, capitalize, and none. For example, to transform all text to uppercase, we can use: text-transform: uppercase;

5. Text shadow: CSS provides the text-shadow property, which can be used to add a shadow effect to the text. The text-shadow property accepts three values: the x-offset, the y-offset, and the blur radius of the shadow. For example, to add a black shadow to text with a horizontal offset of 2px, a vertical offset of 2px, and a blur radius of 1px, we can use: text-shadow: 2px 2px 1px black;

6. Text indentation: The 'text-indent' property sets the amount of space that should be used for the first line of text in a block. For example, to indent the first line of a paragraph by 20 pixels, we can use:

   p {

   text-indent: 20px;

   }

Note: These are just a few examples of the text-related properties. There are many more properties available in css except them. By using these we can customize the appearance of text on our website.