This comes up briefly but I do still find it ridiculous that there's no simple standard CSS declaration to hide something from visible display but keep it for screenreaders.
Everything I've seen still does clip, or positions the content off the side of the page, or something like that. How is this not just an alternative "display" value, or an additional property?
There's been a "speak" property floating around in one of those theoretical CSS modules that would accomplish this but as far as I know it has zero uptake among implementers.
Everything I've seen still does clip, or positions the content off the side of the page, or something like that. How is this not just an alternative "display" value, or an additional property?
There's been a "speak" property floating around in one of those theoretical CSS modules that would accomplish this but as far as I know it has zero uptake among implementers.