When using WPS Collaboration Header and Footer on Android, common questions usually involve display scope, editing methods, and advanced layout needs; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 3-term glossary.
FAQ
Is the header or footer content the same on every page?
- By default, headers and footers are used for repeated content, such as titles, dates, or notes.
- If different pages need different content, first check whether the document requires advanced layout settings.
- If you need section-based settings or a different first page, continue on desktop.
Can I insert a header or footer directly on Android?
- Yes. Open the document and enter editing mode first.
- Tap Tools.
- Open the Insert tab and tap Header and Footer to start editing.
Why can’t I find the header and footer option?
- First make sure the document is editable and not in a read-only preview state.
- Then make sure you have opened the Tools panel.
- Look for Header and Footer under the Insert tab.
How to add headers and footers in a document when I also need different first-page or section settings?
- Android is suitable for basic text-based header and footer editing.
- If you need a different first page, different sections, or more complex linking control, switch to desktop.
- After the desktop settings are complete, return to mobile to check the display result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Header | A repeated content area at the top of a document page, often used for titles, dates, or author information. |
| Footer | A repeated content area at the bottom of a document page, often used for notes, page numbers, or version information. |
| Section | A way to divide a document into separate parts so that different layout settings, including different headers and footers, can be applied. |