Fejléc

Fejléc is a Hungarian noun meaning header or heading. It refers to the upper part of a page, document, or interface that identifies the content and provides navigational or contextual information.

In printed and digital documents, the fejléc is separate from the main text and may appear on every page. Common elements include the document title, author, date, and page number; in word processing, the fejléc can be edited independently of the body text.

In web design, the fejléc is the top section of a site or application, often containing the logo, site name, and navigation links. It may be fixed to the top of the viewport or scroll with the page, and its layout can adapt to different devices.

In data tables, the fejléc refers to the header row that labels columns and aids accessibility, sorting, and filtering. The header row helps users understand the data and often participates in accessibility features like screen reader navigation.

The term is used across various contexts but retains the core idea of a header that provides identification and orientation for the content that follows. In English, it is typically translated as header or heading, depending on the context. See also related concepts such as page header, document header, and table header.