Common questions about Text Properties usually involve where to find the feature, which objects support it, and how to choose the right playback mode; this FAQ includes 4 answers and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I see the Text Properties button?
- Make sure the file is open in WPS Presentation.
- Make sure you selected an object that contains text and already has an animation applied.
- Click the Animations tab and check whether Text Properties appears.
What is the difference between Text Properties and animation properties?
- Animation properties are used to adjust effect-related settings such as direction.
- Text Properties controls how the text itself plays, such as as one object, by paragraph, or by letter.
- You can set the animation first and then adjust text playback based on your presentation needs.
How do I make text appear one letter at a time?
- Select an object that contains text and already has an animation applied.
- Click Text Properties on the Animations tab.
- Select Animate by Letter and preview the result.
Why don’t I see an obvious change after changing Text Properties?
- Make sure the selected object actually contains text.
- Make sure the object already has an animation applied, or the text playback mode may not be visible during playback.
- Try switching to Animate by Paragraph or Animate by Letter and preview again, which is often the clearest way to see how to animate text in presentation slides.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Text Properties | A setting used to control how animated text-containing objects play. |
| Play as One Object | Plays the text as a single animated object. |
| Animate by Paragraph | Plays the text in paragraph order. |
| Animate by Letter | Reveals the text character by character, often for a typing-style effect. |
| More Text Animations | An entry for opening additional text animation settings. |