WPS Workbench Editing on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

Common questions about WPS Workbench Editing usually focus on dual-view configuration, background image requirements, layout changes, and publishing behavior; this page includes 4 frequent questions and 4 glossary terms.

FAQ

Can desktop and mobile use different layouts?

  1. Yes. The workbench editor supports separate configuration for desktop and mobile.
  2. Open the editor and switch between the Desktop and Mobile tabs.
  3. Set layouts, themes, and component content in each view as needed.

What formats and size limits apply to custom background images?

  1. Custom background images support jpg, png, and jpeg formats.
  2. Each image must be no larger than 3 MB.
  3. The recommended desktop size is 2200 × 1200 px, and the recommended mobile size is 1290 × 2796 px.
  4. If needed, you can upload separate background images for light mode and dark mode.

Will configured components be lost after I change the layout?

  1. No. Components are retained after the layout changes.
  2. Because the column structure changes, component positions and arrangement may need adjustment.
  3. After switching layouts, review each component's display result.

How long does publishing take to take effect, and can I revert changes?

  1. Publishing takes effect immediately.
  2. Other users can see the updated page after refreshing the workbench.
  3. Before saving changes, you can use Reset to return to the last saved state.
  4. If you need to restore an older version, back up the current configuration before making major changes.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Workbench EditorThe configuration interface used to edit enterprise workbench page layouts, themes, and component content.
Desktop ViewThe workbench display and editing view designed for desktop devices.
Mobile ViewThe workbench display and editing view designed for phones and other mobile devices.
PublishThe action that applies the current editing result to the live workbench so other users can see it.