Tabloid-sized page
Page that measures 11" x 17" -- most often used in portrait orientation for newspapers. Not to be confused with an 11" x 17" spread, which is made up of two letter-sized pages.

Tags
A set of characters used in the mark up language for providing formatting information of a document.

Template
A preformatted page or design that can be changed or customized to the users requirements. Templates provide an effective solution in creating many pages with an identical look or navigational structure but different content.

Text-Entry Box
In an online form, text-entry boxes look like the following:

Text Wraps
A feature of using pictures and graphics with text. This is a feature supported by word processors.

Thumbnails
A small or miniature presentation of image or page. By clicking this small image, larger view of the image can be obtained.

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
For digital gray-scale halftones, a device-independent graphics file format. TIFF files can be used on IBM/compatible or Macintosh computers, and may be output to PostScript printers.

Tiling (tile)
Printing a page layout in sections with overlapping edges so that the pieces can be pasted together.

Tint
A shade of a color made by adding white to a solid color.

Tombstoning
In multicolumn publications, when two or more headings in the same horizontal position on the page.

Track
In typography, to reduce space uniformly between all characters in a line. As opposed to kerning, which is the variable reduction of space between specific characters.

Trapping
Printing one ink over another, preventing gaps or misregistration between two adjacent elements.

Type Alignment
Distribution of white space in a line of type where the characters at their normal set width do not fill the entire line length exactly. Type maybe aligned left, right, centered, or right-justified.

Typeface
Set of characters created by a type designer, including uppercase and lowercase alphabetical characters, numbers, punctuation, and special characters. A single typeface contains many fonts, at different sizes and styles.

Type Families
Group of typefaces of the same basic design but with different weights and proportions.