Common questions about WPS Theme on macOS usually focus on formatting changes, restoring the default theme, workbook scope, and separate color or font adjustments; this section covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
Will manually applied formatting be overwritten after I apply a theme?
- Themes mainly unify overall styles such as fonts, colors, and effects.
- Some manually applied cell formatting is usually not fully replaced.
- If you want to confirm the result first, test the theme in a copy of the file before applying it to the working workbook.
How do I restore the default theme?
- Click the Page tab.
- Open the Theme drop-down list and enter the Theme menu.
- Select the default theme or the Office theme near the top of the list to restore a common default appearance.
Does a theme affect the whole workbook or only the current worksheet?
- A theme is used to unify the overall workbook appearance.
- After you apply it, multiple worksheets keep a consistent visual style.
- If you only want to adjust part of the content, use cell formatting separately.
How can I change only colors or fonts without replacing the whole theme?
- Open the Theme drop-down list on the Page tab.
- Select Colors, Fonts, or Effects as needed.
- Complete the specific adjustment to keep the other theme parts unchanged.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Theme | A coordinated set of fonts, colors, and effects used to quickly adjust the overall workbook appearance. |
| Theme Colors | The color scheme within a theme that controls the overall visual palette. |
| Theme Fonts | The font combination within a theme that helps unify heading and body text styles. |
| Theme Effects | The visual effect settings within a theme that influence the workbook’s overall presentation. |