When using WPS Font Color on macOS, common questions usually involve custom colors, partial text formatting, and display differences; this FAQ includes 3 common answers and a short glossary.
FAQ
How do I create a custom font color in WPS on macOS?
- Select the target cell or the text inside it.
- Open the Font Color drop-down arrow, or open the Font tab in Format Cells.
- Click More Colors.
- Enter or choose the color value you need, and then confirm the change.
What is the difference between font color and cell fill color?
- Font color changes the color of the text itself.
- Cell fill color changes the background area of the cell.
- You can use both settings together in the same worksheet.
- For readability, keep enough contrast between text color and background color.
Why can’t I change the color of only part of the text in a cell?
- Double-click the cell or enter editing mode first.
- Select only the part of the text that you want to change.
- Then use the Font Color feature to apply a color.
- If you are not in editing mode, the color usually applies to the full cell text instead.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Font Color | The display color of text. It is used to emphasize, classify, or style content. |
| More Colors | An extended color option in the color picker that lets you choose a more specific or custom color. |
| Format Cells | A spreadsheet dialog used to adjust font, alignment, borders, number format, and other cell properties. |