Common questions about WPS Rich Text Field usually focus on field differences, image insertion, line breaks, and suitable use cases; the answers below help you troubleshoot quickly.
FAQ
What is the difference between a Rich Text Field and a plain text field?
- A Rich Text Field supports formatted content such as bold, italic, links, images, and lists.
- A plain text field is better for short content without formatting.
- If you need structured notes, highlighted details, or images inside a cell, use a Rich Text Field.
How do I insert an image into a Rich Text Field?
- Click the target cell to enter rich text editing mode.
- Select the image option in the top toolbar.
- Choose a local image or another available image source to insert it.
Does a Rich Text Field support line breaks automatically?
- Yes. You can press Enter while editing to add a new line.
- If the content is longer than the visible cell area, open or expand the cell to view the full content.
- For longer notes, use paragraphs and lists together for better readability.
Why can’t I see the option to add a new field?
- Confirm that you are working in Bitable instead of another document type.
- Check whether you have edit permission for the current table.
- If the option still does not appear, refresh the page or reopen the target table and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Rich Text Field | A field type that keeps text styles, lists, links, and images inside the field content. |
| Bitable | A table-based collaboration tool for managing structured records with different field types. |
| Bulleted list | A list format that uses bullet points for parallel items. |
| Numbered list | A list format that uses numbers for ordered steps or sequences. |
| Edit permission | The permission required to add, change, or remove content in a table. |