speak-as
Controls how a screen reader or speech synthesizer should pronounce certain content. For example, it can force the browser to 'spell out' every letter or read out punctuation marks.
It is documented as part of the CSS Speech specification. This is an experimental technology. The syntax and behavior are still subject to change.
Syntax
/* Usage Example */
.acronym {
/* Forces screen readers to say 'H-T-M-L' instead of trying to pronounce it */
speak-as: spell-out;
}
/* Syntax */
speak-as: normal;
speak-as: spell-out;
speak-as: digits;
speak-as: literal-punctuation;
speak-as: no-punctuation;
/* Global values */
speak-as: inherit;
speak-as: initial;
speak-as: revert;
speak-as: revert-layer;
speak-as: unset;
speak-as Browser support
This feature is not Baseline because it does not work in some of the most widely-used browsers.