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For <ruby>, most browser - screen reader combinations read redundant text, because the <rt> contents are exposed as well as the base text.
This situation can be handled by move <rt> contents to accessible descriptions applied to the base <ruby> text in the accessible tree. The screen reader or user will then hear only the base text by default, but can still access the <rt> text.
In addition, "description-from" is set to "ruby-annotation" (see #351 for an explanation of description-from, which is implemented in some browsers but not yet part of HTML-AAM). This allows the screen reader to disambiguate from other types of descriptions and apply different verbosity rules.
Note that this is how Chrome already exposes ruby and rt.
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For
<ruby>
, most browser - screen reader combinations read redundant text, because the<rt>
contents are exposed as well as the base text.This situation can be handled by move
<rt>
contents to accessible descriptions applied to the base<ruby>
text in the accessible tree. The screen reader or user will then hear only the base text by default, but can still access the<rt>
text.In addition, "description-from" is set to "ruby-annotation" (see #351 for an explanation of description-from, which is implemented in some browsers but not yet part of HTML-AAM). This allows the screen reader to disambiguate from other types of descriptions and apply different verbosity rules.
Note that this is how Chrome already exposes ruby and rt.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: