Re: [css3-speech] speak: normal (editorial)

On 05/10/2011 08:43 PM, fantasai wrote:
> For the 'speak' property, the 'normal' value is defined as follows and followed
> by a note:
>
> # normal
> # The element is rendered aurally.
> #
> # Note that although the ‘none’ value of the ‘display’ property cannot be
> # overridden by descendants of the affected element, the ‘auto’ value of
> # ‘speak’ can however be overridden by descendants, using either of ‘none’
> # or ‘normal’. In the case of ‘normal’, this would result in descendants
> # being rendered in the aural dimension even though they would not be
> # rendered on the visual canvas.
>
> I think you could simplify this down to
>
> | normal
> |   The element is rendered aurally (regardless of its 'display' value
> |   and the 'display' and 'speak' values of its ancestors).

Oh, plus the other half of the note, which can now be tucked under the
'normal' definition:
   |   Note: This value can result the element being rendered in the aural
   |   dimension even though it would not be rendered on the visual canvas.

Not sure if that's all better, but it's more concise...

~fantasai