speak | NN n/a IE n/a CSS 2
| Inherited: Yes
For aural style sheets, this specifies whether a browser equipped for text-to-speech should speak the element's content, and if so, whether the speech should be as words or spelled out character-by-character.
CSS Syntax
    speak: speechType
Value
Three possible constant values: none | normal | spell-out. A value of none means that speech is turned off. The browser does not delay over the duration of the speech and any specified pauses (see the volume:silent attribute value). A value of normal turns on speech and reads the text as words. A value of spell-out turns on speech and reads the content letter-by-letter (certainly applicable to abbr and acronym elements).
Initial Value
normal
Applies To
All elements.