CSS3 Examples

CSS SPEAK

Written by jon on 1:03 AM This property specifies whether content will be aurally rendered, and the nature of its rendering. It controls aural rendering in much the same way the ‘display’ property controls visual rendering.

Example

acronym { speak: spell-out } <acronym style=”speak: spell-out”>Some Text</acronym>

Possible Values

Value Description inherit Explicitly sets the value of this property to that of the parent. normal Uses normal pronunciation rules for the current language to render content. none Suppresses/skips aural rendering of the element. No time is taken to render the element. Child elements can override this value. spell-out Spells the content one character at a time (useful with acronyms and abbreviations.)