#dev 2025-05-09

2025-05-09 UTC
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[qubyte] The attributes go on `<article>` elements, so the CSS for the light colour scheme looks something like `article + article:before { content: attr(light-emoji) }`
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[qubyte] (paraphrasing there)
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btrem Neat! [qubyte]++
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capjamesg Very cool!
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[qubyte] All engineering and no content 😅
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Zegnat [qubyte]: really funny with macOS VoiceOver: “keeps my content in my hands [pause] palm tree [pause] heading level 2, link, favourite music”
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[qubyte] Ha. I kinda like that.
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Zegnat I think people might still believe that CSS content is not being added to the accessibility tree, but that has not been true for a while ... I should probably put a link on the wiki
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Zegnat if you cange to `content: attr(light-emoji) / ""` screen readers should not announce the emoji (I only tested VoiceOver on macOS, and it holds true there)
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Zegnat Added a link to /accessibility :) https://www.sitelint.com/blog/hide-content-in-css-pseudo-elements-from-screen-readers
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[qubyte] Thanks!
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