Photoshop text styles need clear visual indicators for applied styles and overrides

Photoshop’s text style system is badly undermined by the lack of visual feedback around what styles and overrides are actually active.

When I select text, Photoshop should clearly tell me:

• the current paragraph style

• the current character style

• what attributes come from each

• what has been manually overridden

• whether the selection contains mixed states

Instead, the current experience often feels opaque and inconsistent. A style gets applied, some things change, some do not, and Photoshop gives very little explanation why. That makes the feature feel buggy even when it may technically be following an internal hierarchy.

Please add:

• clearer active-style indicators

• visible override indicators

• a way to inspect effective formatting

• a reliable, obvious way to strip overrides and return text to the actual defined style

This would make Photoshop text styling dramatically easier to trust and use.