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  Margin (typography)

  In typography, a margin is the area between the main content of a page and the page edges. The margin helps to define where a line of text begins and ends

  Emphasis (typography) In typography, emphasis is the strengthening of words in a text with a font in a different style from the rest of the text, to highlight them. It is the
  Typography Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed. The arrangement of type
  Dash Retrieved 10 November 2020. "Alternate figures". Butterick's Practical Typography. Retrieved 25 June 2024 – via practicaltypography.com. Korpela, Jukka
  All caps In typography, text or font in all caps (short for "all capitals") contains capital letters without any lowercase letters. For example: THE QUICK BROWN

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  Butterick’s Practical Typography

  Grids | Butterick’s Practical Typography A grid is a sys­tem of hor­i­zon­tal and ver­ti­cal lines that can guide lay­out choices. Grids have been part of page lay­out since the Guten­berg Bible.…
  Color | Butterick’s Practical Typography First, ty­pog­ra­phers will some­times speak of a font as cre­at­ing a cer­tain color on the page—even when it’s black. Used this way, the word en­cap­su­…
  Legal | Butterick’s Practical Typography No part of this book may be re­pro­duced with­out writ­ten per­mis­sion from me. Send re­quests to mb@mb­type.com. Re­pro­duc­tions that qual­ify as fair …
  Equity | Butterick’s Practical Typography WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common De…
  Emails | Butterick’s Practical Typography What about ty­pog­ra­phy within emails ? Un­for­tu­nately, due to the tech­ni­cal con­straints of email sys­tems, your op­tions are limited. Un­like a PDF…
  Tables | Butterick’s Practical Typography The good news: ta­bles are one of the hand­i­est tools in your word proces­sor and web browser. A ta­ble is usu­ally the right so­lu­tion for lay­out prob…
  Résumés | Butterick’s Practical Typography As a law stu­dent, I went on a few job in­ter­views. At one, the in­ter­viewer’s first com­ment was “It’s so un­usual that I see a ré­sumé with­out any t…
  Contact | Butterick’s Practical Typography I’ve launched a new ty­pog­ra­phy-dis­cus­sion fo­rum. If you have a ques­tion, I en­cour­age you to post it there, so oth­ers can par­tic­i­pate & ben­e…
  Columns | Butterick’s Practical Typography They’re un­usual in word-proces­sor lay­outs, but I don’t ob­ject to columns in a long doc­u­ment. Columns are an easy way to get a shorter and more leg­i…
  Kerning | Butterick’s Practical Typography Kern­ing is the ad­just­ment of spe­cific pairs of let­ters to im­prove spac­ing and fit. (It’s dis­tinct from let­terspac­ing, which af­fects all pairs.…
  Charter | Butterick’s Practical Typography In 1992, Bit­stream con­tributed Post­Script ver­sions of the ba­sic Char­ter fam­ily to the X Con­sor­tium. These orig­i­nal files are still avail­able a…
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  Valkyrie | Butterick’s Practical Typography WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common De…
  Ordinals | Butterick’s Practical Typography
  Headings | Butterick’s Practical Typography The struc­tural prob­lem is that writ­ers of­ten use too many lev­els of head­ings. This leads to in­creas­ingly des­per­ate at­tempts to make them vi­su­…