WPS Import Markdown on macOS FAQ

Common questions about Import Markdown on macOS usually involve formula display, formatting results, and insertion position; this FAQ covers 3 common questions and a glossary.

FAQ

Why do LaTeX formulas appear as source text after I import Markdown?

1. In the current Smart Document Markdown import workflow, LaTeX formulas are not rendered.
2. After import, formula content appears as source text.
3. If you need a rendered formula in the document, insert it again with the document's formula-related tools after the import.

What should I do if some formatting looks different after Markdown import?

1. Check whether the original .md file uses standard Markdown syntax.
2. Import the file again and review headings, lists, and code blocks first.
3. If some parts still look different, adjust those sections manually after import.

Can I import a Markdown file into a document that already has content?

1. Yes. Place the cursor where you want the new content to appear.
2. Then use the slash command, the Insert menu, or drag and drop to import the .md file.
3. The imported content is inserted at the current cursor position and does not overwrite the existing body content.

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