No numerical values for text size

Hi @defaultg35qdqhe0ejp ! We have added a small fix in the Text section of the Properties panel where we have added a breakpoint for some controls to adjust to a narrower panel configuration. you can see these changes in the latest beta build of Premiere Pro (starting with build 25.2.112). If you look at the screenshot I attached you can see that the panel now allows you to set it to a pretty thin width. Only the styles browser button and maybe the Responsive Design Position button need fixing, but everything else is now accessible. I'd love for you to take a look and give us your feedback. What do you think?

This helps too! Thanks!

Aaaaand that's what I was missing. Thanks!

In the Effect Controls panel, hide the Timeline View.  The Show/Hide Timeline View button is at the top of the panel, immediately to the left of the Time Ruler.

With the Timeline View hidden, you'll see the numeric value for the  Font Size at the right of the Font Size slider and can click that to edit it as usual.

Hopefully this gets adjusted in a future release so that the Font Size value is visible at all times.

In meantime, you might prefer to adjust this in the Properties panel instead (Windows > Properties).  

In PP 25.1.0 on macOS Sonoma 4.6.1 (Intel MacBook Pro), text boxes for MOGRTs in Graphics Properties no longer scale with window or panel size. This makes it difficult to work with text as it runs off the edge of the window, instead of wrapping inside the properties box. See below:

Previously the text box would scale so that text always wrapped at the end of a line. My workflow isn't everyone's workflow, but this means I can't easily judge how much text fits into a fixed caption line, as well as meaning I have to sacrifice program monitor space to drag the text box out to its full width so that I can see the text. Not great.