A CSS template has a variety of different texts. They are referred to as text properties and include word and letter spacing, decoration, alignment, transformation, indentation, and height. Text properties are important for the design of a webpage and allow the designer to specify exactly how they want text to look and appear.

Word spacing sets the number of spaces between words, while letter spacing sets the amount of space between letters. Text decoration includes underline, overline, line through, blink, none, or default. Text properties have two different types of alignment: vertical and text. Vertical alignment is used to position texts on a line including top, bottom, middle, etc. Text alignment determines where the text as a whole is positioned on the page including left, center, and right.

Transformation refers to the appearance of the text being changed, including capitalize, uppercase, lowercase, and none. Indentation is the length the text is indented and commonly used to indent paragraphs. The height property includes normal, number, length, and percentage values and refers to the amount of space between lines of text.