When using WPS Shape Stacking Order, common questions usually involve bringing shapes to the front, sending them to the back, adjusting one layer at a time, and handling covered objects; this section includes 4 FAQs and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
How do I bring a shape to the front in WPS on Windows?
- Select the target shape.
- Open any available entry, such as Drawing Tools, Home > Arrange, the floating toolbar, or the right-click menu.
- Select Bring to Front.
- Check whether the shape now appears in front of the other overlapping objects.
How do I send a shape to the back in WPS on Windows?
- Select the target shape.
- Open any available stacking-order entry.
- Select Send to Back.
- Return to the slide and confirm that the shape is now behind the other objects.
How do I adjust shape layers more precisely?
- Select the target shape.
- Select Bring Forward or Send Backward.
- Check the slide after each change.
- Repeat until the shape reaches the layer position you need.
What should I do if a shape is hidden behind another object?
- Try selecting the visible edge of the object or reselect it from an available entry.
- Use Bring to Front to move it forward quickly.
- If only a small adjustment is needed, use Bring Forward instead.
- Continue editing the slide after the object becomes visible.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Stacking Order | The front-to-back display order of multiple objects on the same slide. |
| Bring to Front | Moves the current object in front of all overlapping objects. |
| Send to Back | Moves the current object behind all overlapping objects. |
| Bring Forward / Send Backward | Moves an object one layer at a time for more precise adjustment. |