This FAQ covers 3 common question types about WPS Highlight on macOS, including feature differences, display issues, and color options, plus a short glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between character shading and highlight?
- Character shading is usually used to add a fill effect behind text.
- Highlight is closer to a marker-style effect for quickly identifying key content.
- If you need to locate important text during reading or review, highlight is usually the more direct choice.
What should I do if I apply highlight but do not see any effect?
- First, confirm that the target text is selected.
- Open the Highlight color list on the Home tab again and choose a color one more time.
- If the effect still does not appear, check the current document view or reopen the document and try again.
How can I add more highlight color options?
- The available colors depend on the options provided in the feature panel.
- Select one of the existing colors from the Highlight drop-down list.
- If you need a different visual effect, you can also use related formatting features such as shading color where appropriate.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Highlight | A feature that adds a highlight color to selected text so key content is easier to spot. |
| Find panel | The area where you enter keywords to locate content in a document, and it can be used with Highlight All. |
| No Color | The option that removes the current highlight effect and returns text to normal display. |