WPS Paragraph Link on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

When using Paragraph Link, users usually ask about 3 areas: jump scope, broken links, and link text editing. This section answers 4 common questions.

FAQ

  1. Paragraph links are mainly used for navigation inside the current document.
  2. If you need to jump to another document, use a regular hyperlink or a sharing link instead.
  3. For long-document navigation inside one file, Paragraph Link is the more direct option.

What happens if I delete the target paragraph?

  1. If the linked target paragraph is deleted, the original link may stop working as expected.
  2. Go back to the related content area and check whether the target paragraph still exists.
  3. If the link no longer works, create a new paragraph link for the updated target paragraph.

Why can’t I see the Copy Paragraph Link entry?

  1. Make sure the pointer is hovering over a specific paragraph area.
  2. Wait for the ⋮⋮ toolbar to appear next to the paragraph, then open the menu.
  3. If the entry still does not appear, update WPS Office and reopen the document.

Will editing the link text affect the jump destination?

  1. The edit action changes the displayed text of the link.
  2. Under normal use, changing the displayed text does not change the original jump destination.
  3. After editing, click the link once to confirm that it still jumps to the target paragraph.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Paragraph LinkA link that points to a specific paragraph inside the current document for quick navigation.
Floating ToolbarA quick-action toolbar that appears when you hover over a paragraph or an existing link.
Highlighted DestinationA visual emphasis shown on the target paragraph after a jump so you can confirm the location quickly.
In-document NavigationA way to move from one place to another within the same document without manual scrolling.