When using Content Borders, the most common questions fall into 3 areas: display behavior, print output, and editable range recognition; this section covers the top 3 questions.
FAQ
What does Content Borders do?
- Content Borders helps you identify which areas in a PDF can be edited directly.
- When it is turned on, editable content appears with visible borders in the page view.
- This makes it easier to locate editable text regions in complex layouts.
Will Content Borders be printed?
- Content Borders is mainly a visual aid in the editing interface.
- Turning it on or off does not change the document body content.
- Under normal printing, the border display is not printed as document content.
Why do some parts of the PDF not show borders?
- First, make sure the file is in text editing mode.
- Then confirm that the content belongs to an area that can be edited directly.
- For scanned PDFs or content that is not recognized as editable text, matching borders may not appear.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Content Borders | Visual borders shown in text editing mode to mark editable content areas. |
| Text editing mode | The editing state in WPS PDF used to modify text content. |
| Editable area | A region in the current PDF that can be selected and changed directly. |