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Banner headline
at the top of the page, extends across the whole width
strapline
additional headline above the main headline
sub-headline
subsidiary headline below the main headline
crosshead
sub-heading that appears in the middle of a story, breaking up he text
byline
text that credits the writer, occasionally accompanied by a photo
standfirst
introductory material separated from the main article
reverse out
when white print is used against a black background
drop letter
letter that drops doesn’t so it is extended over 2 or more lines, usually the first letter of an article
caption
wording beneath a photograph or illustration