When using WPS Insert Citation on macOS, common questions usually involve insertion methods, exiting the block, and content limits; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and 3 glossary terms.
FAQ
Why does typing > not turn the paragraph into a citation block?
- Make sure the cursor is at the beginning of the paragraph instead of in the middle.
- Type the greater-than sign (>) and then add one space.
- Continue typing to check whether the paragraph changes into a citation block automatically.
How do I exit a citation block and continue with normal text?
- Finish entering the current content inside the citation block.
- Press Enter twice.
- Confirm that the cursor has returned to a normal paragraph, then continue editing.
Can I insert images inside a citation block?
- The citation block is mainly used for text content.
- If you need to insert an image, exit the citation block first.
- Insert the image in a normal paragraph or another suitable block, then adjust the layout as needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Citation block | A text block style that is separate from normal body text and is used to highlight quoted content or key excerpts. |
| Slash command | A quick command menu that appears after you type / in a paragraph, allowing you to insert different block types quickly. |
| Markdown syntax | A lightweight text-formatting method that uses simple symbols, such as > followed by a space, to create a citation block. |