Written by jon on 7:23 AM
This property refers to the median volume of the current voice. Pitch and inflection variations may vary well above and below this value. The default minimum and maximum values (0/100) should be controllable by the user.
| Example |
| body { volume: soft } <body style=”volume: soft”>text</body> |
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| Possible Values |
Value Description | inherit | Explicitly sets the value of this property to that of the parent. | | silent | No sound at all. The time time that would have been taken to aurally render the element is still taken, but no sound is made. Any specified ‘pause' properties before/after the element are also rendered. This behavior is different than the 'speak' property being set to none. | x-soft
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loud
x-loud | x-soft: Same as ‘0′ soft: Same as ‘25′ medium: Same as ‘50′ loud: Same as ‘75′ x-loud: Same as ‘100′ | | [number] | A number between ‘0′ and ‘100′. ‘0′ represents the minimum audible volume level (not the same effect as “silent”) and 100 corresponds to the maximum comfortable volume level. | | [percentage] | This measure is relative to the inherited value for the Volume property, and is clipped to the range ‘0′ to ‘100′. |
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