When using headers and footers on iOS, the most common questions are about shared content across pages, font size changes, and first-page differences; this FAQ covers 3 common questions and answers.
FAQ
Is the header and footer content the same on every page?
- By default, all pages share the same header and footer content.
- If you need different content on different pages, you usually need to set sections in a desktop document editor.
- After sections are set, adjust the headers and footers for each section separately.
How to edit header and footer font size on iOS?
- Enter header and footer editing mode.
- Select the text you want to adjust.
- Change the font size as needed, then check whether the page display is clear.
Can I hide the header or footer on the first page on iOS?
- This separate first-page setting is not currently available on iOS.
- If you need a different first-page header or footer effect, continue editing on desktop.
- After the desktop setting is complete, return to iOS to review the result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Header | The content area at the top of a document page, often used for titles, dates, author names, and similar information. |
| Footer | The content area at the bottom of a document page, often used for page numbers, notes, or sign-off information. |
| Alignment | The setting that controls where header content is placed on the page, such as left, center, or right. |
| Section | An independent part of a document that can use different page formatting or different headers and footers. |