WPS Docs Insert Text Box Feature Guide

Feature Summary

When you need to create an independent text area in a document for flexible layout, the text box feature allows you to freely position text and apply independent formatting, helping you create covers, posters, or documents requiring special layouts. Core capabilities include:

• Supports inserting horizontal and vertical text boxes
• Text boxes can be freely dragged and positioned
• Supports setting text box border and fill styles
• Supports independent formatting of text within the text box

Feature Description

Operation Steps

Feature entry point: "Insert" tab → "Text Box"

Some paid text boxes require a membership to use

1. Click the "Insert" tab in the top menu bar
2. Click the "Text Box" button
3. Select the text box orientation (horizontal or vertical), or click "More Text Boxes" to use preset templates
4. In the document editing area, hold down the left mouse button and drag to draw the text box
5. Enter text content inside the text box
6. After selecting the text box, you can set border color, fill color, text formatting, etc.

[Screenshot placeholder here]

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: What should I do if the Daoke resource text box templates do not appear after inserting a text box?

• Solution: Save the document in DOCX format, then reopen and use it.

Question 2: How do I set the border color of a text box?

• Solution: Click "Insert" → "Text Box" in the ribbon, select the orientation, then select the text box. In the text box tools, click the border color icon and choose the desired color.

Notes

• Text boxes float above the text by default. You can adjust the layout relationship with the body text through text wrapping options.
• If you want the text box to display without a border, you can set the border to "No Outline".