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The speak-header property allows you to specify when the browser speaks the header associated with a cell in a table. th {speak-header:once;} The property has two values: once or always. If you set the property to once, the browser speaks the header once before a series of cells. If you set it to always, the browser speaks the header is spoken before each cell in the table. I suppose this could be boring but it might make the table easier to understand. Depends on how complicated the table is. For example: th { speak-header: once} The first row would be spoken "Header 1, Cell 1, Cell 2". On the other hand: th { speak-header: always} would be spoken "Header1, Cell 1, Header 1, Cell 2". |
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