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CSS will let you choose the highlight color for your readers. Semantic markup lets the reader choose the highlight rendering, including the choice of leaving it
by robotresearcher 3y ago
CSS will let you choose the highlight color for your readers. Semantic markup lets the reader choose the highlight rendering, including the choice of leaving it to the browser.
A blind reader can configure their client to speak highlights.
- sham1 3y agoOf course it doesn't need to be one or the other. You can still use CSS to give the highlight a uniform colour, while allowing for reader modes to still have the highlights and have the accessibility of the screen readers speak the highlight. Semantic markdown and CSS should ideally be seen as complementary and be used as such.