July 1998
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cue-after, cue-before — NN n/a IE n/a CSS 2
Inherited: No
For aural style sheets only, a cue is a sound (also known as an
auditory icon) that can be used to aurally delimit the reading of
document content. The cue-before and
cue-after attributes are URIs to sound files that
are to be played before and after the content is rendered via
text-to-speech or other aural medium.
cue-after:uri| none cue-before:uri| none
Any valid complete or relative URL to a sound file in a MIME type supported by the browser. You may apply the same values to both attributes for the same style selector if it makes aural sense for the listener.
none
LI {cue-before: url(ding.wav); cue-after(dong.wav)}All elements.
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