Common questions about WPS Rich Text Content Control on Windows usually involve control differences, default formatting, and input behavior; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between a Rich Text control and a Plain Text control?
- Open the document you want to edit and locate the relevant control area.
- Check whether the current control is a Rich Text Content Control or a Plain Text Content Control.
- If you need images, shapes, or other formatted content, use a Rich Text Content Control.
- If you only need plain text input, use a Plain Text Content Control.
A Rich Text Content Control supports formatted content such as images and shapes, while a Plain Text Content Control only supports plain text input.
How do I set the default format in a control?
- Select the target control.
- Open Control Properties or the related style settings entry.
- Enable the option related to using a style for text in an empty control.
- Choose a preset style or a custom style, then confirm the setting.
After that, the default display style in the control follows the selected setting.
Why is placeholder text recommended?
- Select the Rich Text Content Control.
- Open Control Properties.
- Enter guidance text in the placeholder or related description field.
- Save the document and preview the input experience.
Clear placeholder text helps users understand what to enter and can reduce incorrect input.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Rich Text Content Control | An editable rich text area in a document that supports formatted content input. |
| Design Mode | An editing state used to insert and adjust controls in a document. |
| Control Properties | Settings used to configure the title, placeholder text, and input behavior of a control. |