Definitions for "Subhead"
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Small, one-line headline inserted in the body of a story to break up the monotony of a solid column of small type.
A secondary heading, usually in smaller type than the main heading or headline.
Is a secondary phrase usually following a headline. Display line or lines of lesser size and importance than the main headline or headlines.
individual elements of departmental expenditure identifiable in Estimates as single cells, for example cell A1 being administration costs within a particular line of departmental spending. Supplementary Budgetary Information , SBI a publication presented alongside the Main Estimate containing more detailed technical tables, which enable a read-across between the Main Estimates and the tables in department reports.
Small heading within a story or chapter. Also called crosshead.
Lines of type, often bold, used to divide text into smaller sections.
a heading of a subdivision of a text
In typography, a secondary heading, often in a smaller point size and set below the primary head.
A smaller one-line headline for a story.
A line of prominent type in the body of a story to break up a long section of type.
(or Crosshead), a sub-heading within the text of a story or article, often used to break columns of type and make the page more attractive or easy on the eye. A crosshead is centred in the column, a subhead usually set left abloid a page normally half the size of a broadsheet. Popular national newspapers are tabloid in size hite generic term for space. The non-printing portion of a page
show HIDE See Secondary Headline.
May be either a display line enlarging on the main headline (usually in smaller size) or a short heading inside the copy used to break up long patches of grey.
A secondary heading or title, usually set in smaller or less prominent type than a main heading in the text of typeset copy. to top
A secondary phrase usually following a headline. Display line(s) of lesser size and importance than the main headline(s).
A secondary line of text that appears after a headline, or a word or phrase that precedes a block of body text.