Definitions:

• Supertextual elements include everything not involved with page content, including type and color of paper, binding, and navigational aids.


• Extratextual elements are visual elements, such as borders, lines, graphics, photographs, and the colors used in any of those elements.


• Intertextual elements are used to provide cohesion across an entire document and include fonts and margins.


• Intratextual elements help provide cohesion across a page and within a paragraph. These include formatting (i.e. indents), writing style, fonts, use of bullets, etc.

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