Using the vertical center to get the WPS formula in harmony with the text

In WPS text 2005, after inserting the formula, the formula and the text are often not "harmonious" phenomenon, that is, the formula is higher than the text (Figure 1).

Figure 1

The main reason for this problem is that the default alignment for document paragraphs is "baseline alignment". That is, the bottom of the text along the line, in the whole paragraph of the unified text, there is no problem, but if the size of the text is different, or inserted with the size of the text of the formula, the problem is highlighted.

To solve this problem, let the formula be in harmony with the text, simply change the vertical alignment of the paragraph in the formula to "center Align".

First select the paragraph that contains the formula, select Format-paragraph from the menu, select Center alignment in the text alignment option on the line and Page Break tab (Figure 2), and press the OK button to exit.

Figure 2

You can make the formula "live in harmony" with the text (Figure 3).

Figure 3