Bamm Gabriana wrote: >>>But using <b> to do so will not help anyone without a graphical browser. >> >>/This/, at least, makes sense; it's the first time I've actually > > encountered > >>a compelling argument in favour of purely structural mark-up. > > > Hi Brian, > > If you want emphasis, use <strong> and <em> instead of <b> and <i> > Text-to-Speech browsers will give voice emphasis on the first two but > not on the last two. >
Is this really true? Has this really happened? What sort of silly text-to-speech browser is that? With b and i, it is pretty obvious what to do in a text to speech browser. I'd lay money that any text-to-speech browser out there that supports emphasis for strong and em also support it for em and i. --John
