Use Personal Preferences through 2 how-to topics, including default text style settings and assisted editing settings; both are available directly in WPS smart documents on iOS, with 2 free topics and 0 membership-related items.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Set the default text style for new and opened documents | Free |
| 2 | 2. Set assisted editing options | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Set the default text style for new and opened documents
Entry path: "≡" icon → Personal Preferences
- Open a smart document.
- Tap the "≡" icon at the top.
- Tap Personal Preferences.
- Under the default text style for new documents, select one of these styles: System Font, WPS Lingxiuhei Elegant, or WPS Lingxiuhei Simple.
- Under the text style used when opening documents, select Follow Original Document or Custom.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: the Personal Preferences page shows the currently selected text style options.
- What you can do next: new documents or opened documents can display text according to the selected preference.
Tips While Using
- These settings mainly affect the current account when creating a new document or opening a document for the first time.
- If a document already has manual style changes inside it, the actual display may still follow the document content.
2. Set assisted editing options
Entry path: "≡" icon → Personal Preferences
- Open a smart document.
- Tap the "≡" icon at the top.
- Tap Personal Preferences.
- In the assisted editing section, set the options you want, including blank-line quick action prompts, extra spacing between Chinese and English or numbers, and the default highlight block color.
- Return to the document and continue editing.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: the assisted editing options show your current selections.
- What you can do next: after returning to the document, you can see the related prompt, spacing, or highlight color behavior while editing.
Tips While Using
- The default highlight block color affects the default choice used in later highlight actions.
- Assisted editing options improve the editing experience for the current account and do not change how other users view content in their own accounts.