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Originally Posted by Turtle91
Did you read the linked document??
Eg you must use the proper html tags if you want the assistive device to recognize it properly… css styling alone does not cut it.
Edit for clarification:
CSS properties (italic/bold) are for presentation (visual appeal). The html tags are what trigger the assistive technology. You can add other css styling to describe elements of the ‘voice’ but italic/bold in and of themselves in css don’t mean anything to accessibility devices.
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But that's not how it really happens. The big publishers do not use <em> and <strong> "properly". So what's the point?