Nameplate |
The newspaper's name on page one, is also called the flag or masthead. |
Navigator (navtab) |
The navigator tab, typically under results zone, command buttons and bottom expander (where available): navigators on the following screenshot are Articles, Content, Tasks, Clipboard.
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Negative |
Film or paper with the light areas reversed to dark and the dark areas reversed to light. Negatives are usually produced on film for direct plating at a print shop. Also, an image that is opposite the way it will appear in the paper. Dark areas appear light and light areas appear dark |
Neogrotesque |
See character. |
News hole |
The amount of space left for news after advertisements have been arranged on the page |
News services |
News-gathering agencies that distribute news to subscribing newspapers |
Newsprint |
A grade of paper made from recycled paper and wood pulp, used primarily for printing newspapers |
Night editor |
An editor responsible for getting a morning newspaper to press, for the night operations of a wire service, or the like. |
Node |
A point on a line that helps to define the line's position and shape. |
Non-breaking space |
A special space (#160), you can use to keep words together. |
Non-modifiable text |
A text, locked for any reason. |
Nudge |
Step in moving objects on a page. |
Nut graf |
The paragraph in a story that tells readers what the story is about and why they should care. Some papers have rules about how close this should be to the top of the story. |
