Common questions about Header and Footer on iOS usually involve page-wide display, text appearance, and first-page differences; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions and answers.
FAQ
Is the header and footer content the same on every page?
- By default, all pages share the same header and footer content.
- If you need different content on different pages, you usually need to set sections in a desktop document editor.
- After sections are added, adjust the link-to-previous setting as needed.
How to make header and footer text easier to read on iOS?
- Enter header and footer editing mode first.
- Select the text you want to adjust.
- Change the font size with the document editing controls.
Can I hide the header and footer on the first page?
- The iOS workflow currently does not provide a direct setting to hide the header and footer on the first page.
- If you need a different first page, continue the setup in desktop WPS.
- After that, return to iOS to review the result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Header | A fixed content area at the top of a document page, often used for titles, dates, or author information. |
| Footer | A fixed content area at the bottom of a document page, often used for notes, page numbers, or supporting information. |
| Section | A document layout division that lets different parts of a document use different header and footer rules. |