When using WPS Insert Bookmark on Windows, common questions usually involve naming rules, navigation, and bookmark marker display; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and a glossary of key terms.
FAQ
What are the naming rules for bookmarks?
- A bookmark name should start with a letter.
- The name should not contain spaces.
- Use a clear and recognizable name so the bookmark is easier to find and manage later.
What is the difference between a bookmark and a table of contents?
- A bookmark is used to manually mark any position in a document.
- A table of contents is usually generated from the heading structure and shows the overall section hierarchy.
- If you need to jump to one exact location, a bookmark is more direct.
Does deleting a bookmark remove the document text?
- No.
- Deleting a bookmark only removes the bookmark marker itself.
- The text at the bookmarked location remains in the document.
Why can’t I see bookmark markers?
- Open the Bookmark entry first.
- Check whether the option for showing bookmark markers is turned on.
- If it is off, turn it on and return to the document to check the marker display again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Bookmark | A manually created location marker in a document that helps you jump back to that position later. |
| Bookmark marker | The visible display state of a bookmark in the editing interface, which can be shown or hidden as needed. |
| Go to | The action of selecting a bookmark from the list and jumping directly to its location. |
| Cross-reference | A writing method that links different parts of a document together, often using bookmarks as location targets. |