Text typically beneath a photo, illustration or graphic that describes, explains or summarizes what is pictured.
(Also known as cutline.) Brief written descriptive sentence or identifier under a photograph or illustration.
Index Definition: Caption (for a Table) Description: Adds a caption to a table. The CAPTION may only be placed immediately following the open TABLE tag and only one CAPTION per table is allowed.
A statement that gives the legislature and public reasonable notice of the subject of a bill or resolution. For bills and joint resolutions, the first sentence of the text that summarizes the contents of the bill or resolution. For other types of resolutions, a brief description of the contents of the resolution.
Incorrect use describes the line or lines of text that describe and run under a picture or illustration. Pedantically it is a headline above an illustration that serves the same purpose.
Copy which identifies or describes an illustration.
A label for a graphic image or a table.
The text positioned adjacent to a photo or illustration.
text describing a photo or illustration.
Headline or text accompanying a picture or illustration; also called a cutline.
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The explanatory comment or designation accompanying an illustration or photo. Also, the heading or title of a chapter, article, table, illustration, etc.
A short description attached to an illustration.
Descriptive text which occasionally appears on the screen between scenes, usually at the bottom of the frame.
An inscription under an illustration.
A short explanation or description normally positoned below a photo or image.
A line or block of type providing descriptive information about a photo; used interchangeably with cutline.
brief description accompanying an illustration
a brief description of what the illustration shows and should not repeat the description given in the text
a comment that identifies or explains the illustration
a concise and descriptive bit of text that labels a picture, chart, or table
a few words below a photograph to explain what the picture is
a label that applies to the entire table
a sentence or more used to summarize the importance of charts, graphs, illustrations, photographs, or tables
a short description about an image which conveys the content at a glance
a short sentence which gives a bit more information about the each picture
a short statement that provides enough information to understand the table or figure without reading the rest of the paper
a short text, most often displayed below an image
a tag WITHIN the table's coding that specifies that the text is description of the table
a text transcript for the audio track of a video file
a text transcript of spoken words and non-spoken sound effects that provides the same information as a presentation's audio stream and is synchronized with the video track of the presentation
A brief description of a picture, graph, table, or diagram.
The explanatory comment or designation accompanying a pictorial illustration or audio information. For television or movies, the captions may be open (written words that can be seen by all viewers) or closed (written words that can be turned on and off). http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/dictionary
any brief text describing a figure in a document.
a short piece of text under a picture in a book, magazine, newspaper or gallery which describes the picture or explains what the people in it are doing or saying.
Descriptive TEXT relating to a specific FIGURE or TABLE.
In typography and page layout, any strictly descriptive text accompanying an illustration, located beneath it, alongside it, or above it.
A text transcript of the audio portion of a video file that synchronizes the text to the action contained in the video.
Descriptive text accompanying an illustration or photograph.
copy which accompanies a photograph or graphic
Text that has been inserted in the original picture by the maker of the film or programme (or a title that replaces it). Note that in the USA the word usually denotes subtitles for the hard of hearing.
The descriptive text for an illustration; often credits the name of the photographer or artist who made the illustration. Also "cut line" or "cutline."
Identifying or descriptive text accompanying a photograph, illustration, map, chart or other visual element. Also called cutline, legend and underline.
legend accompanying a photograph used as editorial material in a magazine, newspapers use cutlines. Advertising photographs usually don't require captions, except in mail ads.
The explanation or comment that accompanies a figure or table. It includes the number and title of the element, if any, and sometimes a credit line.
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The Caption is your item description. It can appear on your item page. Caption is an optional field, but we recommend that you create a compelling caption for each of your items.
A brief summary or description of the importance of a picture, graph, or diagram.
The explanatory lines, above or below a newspaper photo or diagram.
a phrase, sentence, or short paragraph describing the contents of an illustration such as photos or charts. Photo captions are usually placed directly above, below, or to the side of the pictures they describe.
Wording set below a figure or above a table that gives a brief description of it.
show HIDE Copy that describes the who, what, where, and when in a photograph. Every photo or photo collection must have one.
Text describing an illustration, photo, or other piece of artwork or graphic ( see cutline).
Short copy below – or close to - a photograph which describes what is taking place and/or identifies the people in the picture.
the line or lines of text that refer to information identifying a picture or illustration.
is a descriptive title or BRIEF explanation of the figure, e.g., the title. It is mandatory and it is placed BELOW the figure and included as the identifying title in the LIST OF FIGURES.
brief description that goes along with a visual presentation of information like a graph, map, drawing, photograph usually only 3 to 4 sentences in length
the explanation that appears below or alongside a photograph
The text that appears in the title bar of a window. The caption property of a field in table design becomes the label associated with a text box or other control. The label itself has a caption property that is the text that appears on the form.
an identification (title) for an illustration, usually a brief phrase. The caption should also support the other content.
The text accompanying an illustration or photograph.
An application's caption is the text (typically the application's name) displayed below its icon. See also: application icon application information file
A title or explanatory phrase accompanying a picture. The larger type over a cutline.
A textual representation of the audio information in a video program. Captions are usually intended for the hearing impaired, and therefore include additional text to identify the person speaking, offscreen sounds, and so on.
Text that accompanies an illustration. Also called a cutline.
A piece of text which you can place on your picture. You can set or change the text, the font, the colour, the size and the position of the caption. It only becomes "merged" with the actual photo when, and if, you elect to do a 'save'.
Short sentence describing a cartoon, picture, photo or painting.
Text placed under an illustration to describe it.
An explanation of a picture or illustration, usually placed under the picture.
Text associated with an image that is displayed with it.
Text that accompanies images or videos, either as a supplemental description or a transcript of spoken words.
The text describing a photograph or illustration.
generate caption for figures and tables
Descriptive text accompanying a photograph or illustration
