This FAQ covers 3 common question types about finding the feature, seeing color changes, and checking print results, followed by a short glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the font color option?
- Make sure the file you opened is an editable text document.
- Select any text first, then tap Tools.
- Open the Home tab and look for the A color icon in the text formatting area.
- If the option still does not appear, update WPS Office and reopen the document.
Why doesn’t the text color change after I apply it?
- Check whether the target text was selected before you opened the color options.
- Reopen the color menu and test with a more visible color.
- Make sure the document is not in a read-only state.
- Return to the document body and confirm that the text display has updated.
Why doesn’t the printed page show the color effect clearly?
- Check whether the printer supports color printing.
- If you use a black-and-white printer, colored text is usually converted to grayscale or darker and lighter black tones.
- Before printing, change key content to a darker color or combine it with bold formatting.
- If you need to keep the color effect, use a color printing method.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Font Color | The display color of text itself, used to highlight key content or separate content levels. |
| Text Formatting | The group of settings used to control text appearance, such as color, size, weight, and underline. |
| Default Black | The standard text color commonly used for regular body content in a document. |