Auditory media CSS properties

The auditory presentation of the document is intended primarily for use by the visually impaired. The following is a set of auditory media CSS properties -

• Azimuth, where sound should be emitted in a horizontal direction.
• elevationProperty sets the sound should be emitted from the vertical direction.
• cue-afterSpecifies a sound to be played after the element's content is spoken to separate it from other elements.
• cue-beforeSpecifies a sound to be played before the element's content is spoken, to separate it from other elements.
• cue is the abbreviation for setting cue-before and cue-after.
• pause-afterSpecifies the pause to observe after speaking the element's contents.
• PauseSpecifies the pause to observe before speaking the element's contents.
• Pauseis to set "pause-before" and "pause-after".
• PitchSpecifies the average pitch (frequency) of the spoken voice.
• Pitch-rangeSpecifies the variation in average pitch.
• play-duringSpecifies a sound that plays in the background while the element's content is spoken.
• RichnessSpecifies the richness or brightness of the spoken sound.
• SpeakingSpecifies whether the text is presented aurally, and if so, in what way.
• speak-numeralControls how numbers are spoken.
• speak-punctuationSpecifies how numeric punctuation is spoken.
• Speaking speedSpecify the speaking speed.
• AccentSpecifies the height of the "local peak" in the intonation contour of the speech.
• Speech FamilySpecifies a prioritized list of speech family names .
• Volumestrong> Refers to the median volume of the speech.

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