When using WPS Task List, common questions usually focus on display behavior, task management style, and editing actions; this section covers 4 frequent questions and answers.
FAQ
How do I hide completed tasks in a task list?
- Completed tasks are currently shown with strikethrough after they are checked.
- Completed items are not hidden automatically and remain in the document.
- If you want to organize completed items, move them manually or group them in a separate section.
Can I set a due date for a task list item?
- Task List is currently used for checklist-style tracking inside a document.
- If you need time information, add the date directly in the task text.
- For more structured date-based task management, combine it with countdown or other structured tools.
Can I change the text formatting in a task list?
- Select the text inside the task list item.
- Use the floating toolbar or standard text formatting tools to change font, size, color, and similar styles.
- Text formatting changes do not affect the checkbox behavior.
Why does pressing Enter create another task item?
- In task list mode, pressing Enter automatically creates the next task item.
- If you want a line break inside the current task item, press Shift + Enter.
- If you want to leave task list mode, press Enter twice.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Task List | A checklist-style list with checkboxes that helps record and track task status. |
| Checkbox | A clickable control on the left side of a task item that switches between complete and incomplete states. |
| Paragraph handle | An action entry on the left side of a paragraph that can be used for structure or format conversion. |
| Strikethrough | A line shown across task text after the item is checked to indicate completion. |