This FAQ covers 3 common question types about WPS Alignment Method on macOS: scope of effect, layout choice, and shortcut use.
FAQ
Can I set alignment for only one line of text or one paragraph?
- Place the cursor in the target paragraph, or select only the text range you want to adjust.
- Open the alignment entry from the floating toolbar, ribbon, or paragraph handle.
- Select the alignment option you need and confirm that it applies only to the current selection.
Which alignment option is usually suitable for titles?
- Main titles are often centered to make them stand out in the middle of the page.
- Section titles are often left aligned to stay consistent with body text structure.
- If your document follows a fixed layout standard, apply the required template setting.
What should I do if the keyboard shortcut does not work?
- Confirm that the document is editable and that the cursor is in the target paragraph.
- Check that you are using the Mac shortcuts correctly, such as
Cmd + L,Cmd + E,Cmd + R, andCmd + J. - If the shortcut still does not work, use the floating toolbar or the top ribbon instead.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Left alignment | A paragraph layout where text is aligned to the left boundary. It is a common format for body text. |
| Justified alignment | A paragraph layout where text is aligned to both the left and right boundaries. It is often used in formal documents. |
| Paragraph handle | An entry point on the left side of a paragraph that opens paragraph-related options. |