While you are typing
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
Tab / Shift+Tab |
Move to the next or previous column, then on to the next row |
Esc |
Leave the text and go to the tools for whatever you are in |
Alt+F10 |
The same as that first Esc |
Each Esc after that steps out one level, from the thing you are in to the
thing that holds it, and a step past the last one brings you back to your text:
your text → text tools → image tools → element tools
→ column tools → row tools → add a row
→ box tools → section tools → back to your text
Shift+Esc steps back in, so going one too far costs a single key.
You only ever see the levels that apply. Plain text in a one-column row is text tools, column, row, section. An image gives you its own tools as well. The column tools always belong to the column the cursor was in, whichever column that is.