Feature Summary

The Insert Page Break feature allows you to force a page break in a document, causing subsequent content to start on a new page. It is commonly used for separating chapters, appendices, and similar scenarios.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension Description
Membership Restriction No membership restriction; available to all users
Version Restriction No version restriction; supported across all WPS client versions

Steps

Insert a Page Break

Feature Entry: "Insert" tab → "Page Break"

  1. Place the cursor where you want to insert the page break
  2. Click the "Insert" tab on the top menu bar
  3. Click the "Page Break" button
  4. The content will automatically jump to the next page

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Use a Shortcut Key to Page Break

Feature Entry

  1. Place the cursor where you want to insert the page break
  2. Press the Ctrl + Enter shortcut key
  3. A page break will be inserted at the current position

Insert a Section Break (Page Break)

Feature Entry
"Insert" → "Page Break" → "Next Page Section Break"

  1. Place the cursor where you want to insert the section break
  2. Click the "Insert" tab
  3. Click the small triangle dropdown icon to the right of "Page Break"
  4. Select "Next Page Section Break"
  5. The new section will start from the next page

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Delete a Page Break

Feature Entry
"Home" → "Show/Hide Editing Marks"

  1. Click the "Home" tab
  2. Click the "Show/Hide Editing Marks" button
  3. Page break marks will be displayed in the document
  4. Select the page break mark and press the Delete key to remove it

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FAQ

Q1: A blank page appears after inserting a page break

  • Solution: Check for empty paragraphs before or after the page break and delete the extra blank lines.

Q2: Unable to delete a page break

  • Solution: First enable "Show/Hide Editing Marks", locate the page break mark, and then delete it.

Notes

  • Page breaks and section breaks have different functions; section breaks allow independent page formatting settings
  • Deleting a page break will not delete the content before or after it
  • It is recommended to use the Ctrl + Enter shortcut key for quick page breaks