Common questions about WPS Superscript and Subscript on iOS focus on removing the format, whether both styles can be used together, and why the text looks smaller, with 3 FAQs and 3 glossary terms.
FAQ
How do I remove superscript or subscript in WPS on iPhone?
- Select the text that already has superscript or subscript applied.
- Tap the same Superscript or Subscript button again.
- The text returns to the normal baseline.
Can superscript and subscript be applied to the same selected text at the same time?
- For the same selected text, only one position-based format can be active at a time.
- If text is already superscript and you apply subscript, the newer format takes effect.
- Format different characters separately when you need both styles in the same expression.
Why does the text look smaller after I apply superscript or subscript?
- Superscript and subscript usually appear in a smaller size as part of normal document formatting.
- If the text moves above or below the baseline, the format has usually been applied correctly.
- If needed, adjust font size or font settings afterward for a different visual result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Superscript | A smaller character displayed above normal text, often used for squares, exponents, or footnote markers. |
| Subscript | A smaller character displayed below normal text, often used for chemical formulas or indexed variables. |
| Baseline | The horizontal line on which normal text sits. Superscript appears above it and subscript appears below it. |