Import Markdown in WPS on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

Import Markdown questions usually focus on formula display, format retention, and insertion position control; this FAQ includes 3 common answers and a short glossary.

FAQ

Why does a LaTeX formula appear as source text after I import Markdown?

  1. In the current Import Markdown workflow, LaTeX formula content may appear as source text after import.
  2. If you need a rendered formula in the document, add it again after import with the formula tools under Insert.
  3. Then review the display result and adjust it for the current document.

What should I do if some formatting does not look right after import?

  1. Check whether the original .md file uses standard Markdown syntax, such as heading levels, list indentation, and code block markers.
  2. Import the file again and review headings, lists, quotes, or code blocks.
  3. For parts that do not convert fully, adjust the formatting manually in the document.

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

  1. Yes. Place the cursor where you want to insert the Markdown content first.
  2. Then use /markdown, the top menu, or drag and drop to run the import.
  3. The imported content is inserted at the current cursor position instead of replacing the entire existing document.

Glossary

TermDefinition
MarkdownA lightweight markup language often used for documentation, technical writing, and structured plain-text content.
.md fileA common file extension for Markdown documents that usually stores headings, lists, code blocks, and other text structure.
Slash commandA quick command menu that appears after you type / in a document, helping you call import or insert actions faster.