B.102. speak-numeral

For use by aural (speaking) browsers for the visually impaired, this property controls how numbers are read. A number may be read either as a series of digits (e.g. "one two three") or as a whole number (e.g. "one hundred twenty-three").

Inherited: Yes

See also: Section B.100speak, Section B.101speak-header, Section B.103speak-punctuation

B.102.1. Value

This property accepts any of the following constants:

  • digits: The number is read as a series of digits.

  • continuous: The number is read as a whole number.

Initial value: continuous

B.102.2. Compatibility

CSS Version: 2

Not supported by any currently-available browser.

B.102.3. Example

This example causes aural browsers to read numbers occurring in any element of class ...

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