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| the portion of a layout that is not filled with text |
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| in order for a picture to be large enough for readers to easily recognize who the subject is the face should be at least the size of your thumbprint |
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| fonts without "tails" like when an "l" is just one straight up and down line without a top or bottom portion |
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| fonts with "tails", like a "t" that has a curl at the bottom |
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| the color on the interior of an image (or graphic title/text) |
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| text that is "pulled" to the right (typing starts on the right hand side) |
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| text that is stretched (using spaces between words) to make a consistent right and left hand edges over a paragraph |
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| text that is "pulled" to the left (typing starts on the left hand side) |
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| a portion of text that is highlighted/emphasized by formatting (often enlarged and put in a different color or even in a separate box) - used to entice the reader to key points in the article |
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| the color of the outline on a font or picture |
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| the text continues around the defined "wrap points" of the image (covering the transparent space). i.e. the text goes right up to the image, even on round edges |
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| the text respects the corners of a graphic as boundaries regardless of whether there is transparency within the image. i.e. the text stops at around the image in a distinct rectangular pattern and does not wrap around curves of the object |
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