WPS Rich Text Content Control on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 17, 2026

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?

  1. Open the document you want to edit and locate the relevant control area.
  2. Check whether the current control is a Rich Text Content Control or a Plain Text Content Control.
  3. If you need images, shapes, or other formatted content, use a Rich Text Content Control.
  4. 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?

  1. Select the target control.
  2. Open Control Properties or the related style settings entry.
  3. Enable the option related to using a style for text in an empty control.
  4. 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.

  1. Select the Rich Text Content Control.
  2. Open Control Properties.
  3. Enter guidance text in the placeholder or related description field.
  4. Save the document and preview the input experience.

Clear placeholder text helps users understand what to enter and can reduce incorrect input.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Rich Text Content ControlAn editable rich text area in a document that supports formatted content input.
Design ModeAn editing state used to insert and adjust controls in a document.
Control PropertiesSettings used to configure the title, placeholder text, and input behavior of a control.