Difference between revisions of "CSS Speech"
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 20 May 2017
- This page demonstrates some aspects of the CSS 3 Speech functionality: digits and literal-punctuation.
- Currently these are only supported by VoiceOver on iOS
Text with no CSS speech applied
it
Text with CSS spell-out applied
it
Text without literal punctuation applied
else { return true; }
Text with Literal punctuation applied
else { return true; }
Text without digits applied
123 John St. south
10428 Key St west
Text with Digits applied
123 John St. south
10428 Key St west
Text with Digits and spell-out applied
123 John St. south
10428 Key St west
Wierd Spanish issue
CP2000/CP2501/CP3219A
Text with spell-out applied
cp2000/cp2501/cp3219a
