Common questions about WPS Label Bar mainly involve switching, pinning, window splitting, and managing many open tabs; this FAQ includes 5 common answers.
FAQ
Can I drag tabs to reorder them?
- Yes. You can drag tabs directly to change their order.
- Release the tab at the target position to finish reordering.
- If needed, you can also combine this with separate window actions for one document.
What does pinning a tab do?
- After a tab is pinned, that tab no longer shows a close button.
- This helps reduce accidental closing of important documents.
- Right-click the tab and select Pin Tab to enable it.
What is the difference between a separate window and a workspace window?
- A separate window splits the current tab into its own window directly.
- A workspace window is more suitable for grouping a set of related documents by task.
- If you need side-by-side comparison, use a separate window first. If you need to organize task-based document groups, use a workspace window first.
How many tabs can I open at most?
- The current feature description does not provide a fixed maximum.
- The practical number depends on device performance and document complexity.
- If many documents are open at the same time, close some tabs or move them into different workspace windows.
Why can’t I see obvious tab management changes?
- First confirm that multiple documents are open at the same time.
- If only one document is open, switching and batch tab management will not be obvious.
- Open two or more documents, then check the tab bar at the top of the window again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Label Bar | The area at the top of one window that shows multiple document tabs for switching and management. |
| Pin Tab | A tab state that hides the close button so an important document stays easier to keep available. |
| Separate Window | A mode that splits the current tab out of the original window and opens it in its own window. |
| Workspace Window | A window that holds a group of document tabs for task-based or project-based organization. |
| Close Others | Keeps the current tab and closes the other open tabs. |