CSS speak Property

Description

The speak property specifies that text is intended for speech media. It also specifies how the text should be spoken, such as normally or spelled out.

Possible Values

• normal – Causes the user agent to speak the text using the pronunciation rules for the element and its children.

• none – Prevents the element from being spoken.

  
  

• spell-out – Instructs the user agent to read text verbatim. This is useful for reading abbreviations.

DOM Syntax

object.style.speak = "spell-out"; 

Applicable Scope

Applies to all HTML elements

Example

Here is an example:

<style type = "text/css"> 
<!-- 
acronym {speak: spell-out;} 
*.hidden {speak: none;} 
--> 
</style>