For screenreader users: does the text
For everyone: is the title= annotation in the quoted text above giving the intended English text obviously present and accessible to you?
For people knowledgeable in accessible HTML5 (and inline CSS if needed or useful): given the intent of the above (English in IPA with actual English text as an annotation), is there a more accessible (or better, generally) way to do it than
Thanks in advance to all.
ETA: apologies for the lack of tags, but I'm not allowed to set them when posting or later, maybe because I'm not (or not yet) a member.
aɪ lɔv mi s̪ʌm ˈaɪ.pʰiː.eɪ‖sound like recognizable English for
I love me some IPA.?
For everyone: is the title= annotation in the quoted text above giving the intended English text obviously present and accessible to you?
For people knowledgeable in accessible HTML5 (and inline CSS if needed or useful): given the intent of the above (English in IPA with actual English text as an annotation), is there a more accessible (or better, generally) way to do it than
<span lang="en-fonipa" title="I love me some IPA.">aɪ lɔv mi s̪ʌm ˈaɪ.pʰiː.eɪ‖</span>?Thanks in advance to all.
ETA: apologies for the lack of tags, but I'm not allowed to set them when posting or later, maybe because I'm not (or not yet) a member.
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Date: 2022-06-04 07:53 pm (UTC)ETA: but the hover works on my laptop!
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Date: 2022-06-05 12:48 am (UTC)Thanks.
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Date: 2022-06-05 12:33 am (UTC)This is not my shocked face
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Date: 2022-06-05 11:20 am (UTC)Accessible yes, obviously present no.
On my reading page (Basic Boxes: Denim layout) it appears like normal text: in IPA, obviously, but no underlining. Underlining (or a dotted underline) would help.
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Date: 2022-06-13 07:22 am (UTC)The underlining is to make it more obvious that there's something else there, in the same way that the W3 standard for a link includes underlining, and different colours for a link the viewer has or has not followed. Not that most web devs follow or are even aware of the W3 standards, but the logic is still sound. The underlining without colour suggests 'something like a link, but not a link,' which is more or less what title text is. Some sites use dotted underlines and even a little icon or a question mark. What matters is just that there's a clear cue.
Do you usually mouse over text in unfamiliar scripts, to see if there's title text there? If you do, how did you learn to do that? What clued you in?
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