This FAQ covers 3 common questions about superscript and subscript in WPS on macOS, including font size adjustment, square or cube notation, and print output, plus a short glossary of key terms.
FAQ
Can I adjust the font size of superscript or subscript text?
- Select the text that already uses superscript or subscript formatting.
- Change the font size in the text size settings.
- Check the layout result and confirm that it matches your document needs.
How do I type square or cube notation in WPS on macOS?
- Type the number 2 or 3 after the main character.
- Select that number.
- Click the Superscript button to display it as square or cube notation.
Will superscript and subscript appear when I print the document?
- Make sure the document already has the correct superscript or subscript formatting applied.
- Open print preview to check the layout.
- Print the document. Superscript and subscript appear as part of the text formatting.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Superscript | A text format that displays characters above the normal text baseline, often used for exponents and footnote markers. |
| Subscript | A text format that displays characters below the normal text baseline, often used for chemical formulas and indexed variables. |
| Text Properties | A settings panel for adjusting text styles, including superscript and subscript formatting. |