What can be adjusted in the Properties palette in Revit?

In Revit, the Properties palette is an essential tool that allows users to manipulate various aspects of a selected element. The correct answer is that both element type and instance properties can be adjusted within this palette.

Element type properties refer to the attributes that apply to all instances of a specific type, such as dimensions, materials, and available parameters. For example, if you have a wall type that is defined in your project, you can change its overall thickness or structural properties directly through the type properties in the palette.

On the other hand, instance properties are unique to a specific instance of an element. For instance, if you have placed multiple doors in a project that are derived from the same door family type, you can still modify certain details, such as the door's height or width for an individual door through the instance properties in the Properties palette.

The ability to adjust both types of properties enables users to maintain consistency across similar elements while allowing for specific customization where needed, providing flexibility and efficiency in design processes. Other options focus on narrower aspects of Revit elements and do not capture the breadth of control that the Properties palette offers.