R

R (n: Ar)

The eighteenth letter of the Latin-based script.

raised (adj: reizd)

Of an initial letter, one that is larger and more prominent than text letters, and sits on the same baseline as the first line of text.

Of metal type, a piece of

regular (n: 'rEg ju l@r)

The normal weight and style of a typeface, suitable for use in lengthy texts; not bold or light; the book weight of a type family.

rubric (n: 'ru brIk)

An explanatory text added to a main text, often in smaller type and, originally, red ink.

rule (n: rul)

A line added to a layout as an ornament or a separator of content.

In CSS, a set of directions to the browser as to the appearance of the element the directions are applied to.

run-in heading (n: 'rVn In 'hEd iN)

A heading that is set into the text it introduces. There might be a change of color or weight or size, but the heading sits on the same baseline as the text and appears ot be part of the text block.

running headers / footers (n: 'rVn IN 'hEd @rz / 'fU *@rz)

Text items that appear on each page of a book, magazine, or newspaper, usually including the title of the publication and the page number or folio; often, the volume and date of publication is added for newspapers and magazines.