When using WPS Font and Size on macOS, the most common questions focus on font changes, custom sizes, quick resizing, and mixed-language formatting; this FAQ covers 4 common questions.
FAQ
Why does only part of my text change after I switch fonts?
- Check whether only part of the text was selected.
- If the document contains both Chinese and Western text, open Text Properties and confirm whether you need to set Chinese Font and Western Font separately.
- Reapply the font after selecting the full target range.
Can I enter a custom font size instead of choosing a preset value?
Yes. In the Font Size box on the Home tab or in Text Properties, you can type a custom value directly and apply it to the selected text.
What is the fastest way to make text slightly larger or smaller?
Use Increase Font Size or Decrease Font Size on the Home tab or the floating toolbar. You can also use Command + ] to enlarge text and Command + [ to reduce it.
When should I use Text Properties instead of the top toolbar?
Use Text Properties when you want more detailed control in one place, especially for bilingual text, separate Chinese and Western font settings, or when you want to review related text settings in the right task pane.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Font | The typeface used to display selected text in a document. |
| Font size | The numeric text size used to control visual hierarchy in headings, body text, or notes. |
| Text Properties | The task pane area in WPS Writer where you can review and adjust text-related settings in one place. |
| Floating toolbar | The quick-access toolbar that appears near selected text for local formatting changes. |