a single document on the world wide web; a webpage

the initial or main page of a website, providing introductory information and navigation links

web page; an information page on the Internet

The starting page of a website that introduces the site and provides navigation links; main page. Also called [[首页|首頁|shou3 ye4]].

a type of sedimentary rock formed from mud or clay that splits easily into thin layers

a page of a book

The page in a book, usually following the cover, that contains the title, author, and publisher

an inserted page in a book or magazine, often containing illustrations, tables, or photographs; a foldout

the number printed on a page of a book, newspaper, or document

(printing) to fold a large printed sheet into a signature according to a specific format

A binder used for holding loose sheets of paper.

An individual leaf or page of paintings or calligraphy from an album

A loose-leaf sheet of paper or a page that is not permanently bound and can be added or removed freely.

a dark sedimentary rock containing oil that can be extracted through distillation

Sakhalin Island, located between the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk, historically part of China and currently part of Russia

The page in a book or publication that lists the title, author, publisher, printer, printing history, and copyright information; colophon

A type of shale containing combustible organic material; it is light to dark brown and can be split into thin layers to extract shale oil.

the bottom margin of a page in a document, often containing page numbers or other information

The top of a printed or digital page; in word processing, a section of text appearing at the top of every page.

Leaves and pages of a book; individual sheets of paper in a publication.

a table of values used by a computer to represent a specific character set

the preceding page in a document or book

The page preceding the current one in a document or website

the next page of a book, document, or website

the following page; page down

web portal; landing page; a website that serves as a gateway or entry point to other sites on the internet

to divide a document into separate pages; to insert page breaks; the sequence of numbers assigned to pages

A webpage with content that changes in response to user input or database queries, or specifically an Active Server Page (ASP)

a single sheet or an odd-numbered page of a book

the right-hand page of an open book

hinge; a jointed device consisting of two interconnected metal plates used to allow doors, windows, or lids to swing open and closed

A single page or album of painting or calligraphy measuring roughly one square foot.

the final page of a document, book, or website

a bird species native to East Asia, specifically the Sakhalin leaf warbler (Phylloscopus borealoides)

a page in a book, magazine, or newspaper printed in color

the final page of a book, document, or website

tab of a browser window or software interface

title page; frontispiece; front page of a book or publication

a type of shale with a high clay content, characterized by its ability to split into thin layers (fissility)

Paper with holes along the edge for use in a loose-leaf binder or notebook.

a page in a book or magazine that contains illustrations, paintings, or photographs

A blank page in a book or publication, usually occurring as a printing error.

(colloquial) thin sheets of firm tofu used in cooking

slatted window coverings such as shutters, blinds, or jalousies

a page that is missing from a book or magazine

web address; URL

The process of planning, creating, and updating websites; web design or website development.

The pages at the beginning or end of a book that connect the cover to the inside pages, also known as flyleaf; they help protect the inner pages and strengthen the binding.