Baseline Shift is adjusted in which panel?

Baseline Shift is adjusted in which panel?

• A. In the Layers panel
• B. In the Character panel near kerning and tracking
• C. In the Stroke panel
• D. In the Align panel

Answer: (B)

Baseline Shift is a typographic setting that moves the selected characters up or down relative to the baseline, without altering their size. It lives in the Character panel, located near other text controls like kerning and tracking, because it’s a text-formatting option that affects how characters sit on the baseline. The Layers panel manages object order and visibility, not typography. The Stroke panel adjusts the outline of paths, not text baseline alignment. The Align panel handles how objects line up with each other or the artboard, not the vertical position of individual characters. So, the appropriate place to adjust Baseline Shift is the Character panel near kerning and tracking.

Baseline Shift is a typographic setting that moves the selected characters up or down relative to the baseline, without altering their size. It lives in the Character panel, located near other text controls like kerning and tracking, because it’s a text-formatting option that affects how characters sit on the baseline. The Layers panel manages object order and visibility, not typography. The Stroke panel adjusts the outline of paths, not text baseline alignment. The Align panel handles how objects line up with each other or the artboard, not the vertical position of individual characters. So, the appropriate place to adjust Baseline Shift is the Character panel near kerning and tracking.