Guide to Using Underline Feature in WPS Slides Collaboration Mode

Feature Summary

In WPS Slides collaboration mode, add an underline effect to selected text to emphasize or mark important information.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension	Description
Membership Restriction	No membership restriction
Version Restriction	No version restriction

Operation Steps

Add Underline via the Ribbon

Feature Entry
「Home」 tab → Font formatting area → 「Text Properties」 dropdown button → 「Underline」 icon

1. Select the text you want to underline
2. Click the 「Home」 tab at the top
3. Find the 「Text Properties」 dropdown button in the font formatting area
4. Click the 「Underline」 button (icon is U) to add an underline effect to the text

Shortcut: Ctrl + U

Add Underline via the Floating Toolbar

Feature Entry
Floating toolbar → 「Text Properties」 dropdown button → 「Underline」 icon

1. Select the text you want to underline to invoke the floating toolbar
2. Click the 「Text Properties」 dropdown button on the floating toolbar
3. Click the 「Underline」 button (icon is U) to add an underline effect to the text

Add Underline via the Sidebar

Feature Entry
Right sidebar → Format → Text → 「Underline」 button

1. Select the text you want to underline
2. Click the 「Format」 option in the right sidebar
3. Select the 「Text」 tab
4. Find the 「Underline」 button in the font formatting area
5. Click the button to add an underline effect to the text

FAQ

Q1: What should I do if the Underline button is grayed out?

• Solution: You need to select text content first before using the underline feature. Please confirm that the target text is selected.

Q2: How do I remove the underline effect?

• Solution: Select the underlined text, then click the Underline button again or press Command+U to remove it.

Q3: How do I change the underline color?

• Solution: The underline color follows the font color and cannot be changed independently.

Notes

• Underline only applies to the currently selected text
• It can be used in combination with other formatting such as bold and italic
• It is commonly used for content that needs emphasis, such as titles and link text