When using WPS Font Color on iOS, common questions usually involve finding the feature entry, color changes not taking effect, and print output differences; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the font color option?
- Make sure you are opening an editable text document instead of a read-only preview.
- Tap the Tools entry in the interface.
- Open the Home tab and look for the color icon A in the Font formatting area.
- If the layout looks different, try switching screen orientation or updating WPS Office to the latest version.
Why doesn’t the text change after I choose a color?
- Make sure the text you want to edit is selected first.
- Open the color panel again and choose a color one more time.
- Check whether you tapped another formatting button instead of the color icon.
- If the text still does not change, close and reopen the document and try again.
Why does the color look fine on screen but not in print?
- Check whether the printer is using black-and-white output mode.
- Review the print preview and confirm that the text color has enough contrast.
- If you need black-and-white printing, use a darker color or combine color with bold formatting for better visibility.
- If the printed result is still unclear, return to the document, adjust the color, and print again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Font Color | The display color applied to text, often used to emphasize content or separate levels of information. |
| Font Formatting | A group of text appearance settings, such as color, font size, bold, and italic. |
| Print Preview | A view shown before printing so you can check color, layout, and page appearance. |