speak-punctuation
Definition
The speak-punctuation property is used to specify how punctuation is processed. Punctuation can be spoken, or can be processed silently, in the form of pauses for example. Speaking punctuation is necessary in situations such as the reading of computer code. In the example:
<p><code>a,b=c;</code></p>
the code should be spoken as:
- a comma b equals c semi-colon
Example
code {speak-punctuation: code}
Characteristics
Possible values
code- Punctuation such as semicolons, braces, etc., are to be spoken.
none- Punctuation should be rendered silently, in the form of pauses, etc.
inherit- Use the same computed value as the parent element for this property.
Default value
none
Applies to
All elements
Inherited
Yes
See also