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I'm a bit worried about screen readers when I see a <pre> block of code filled with <code>s and other elements ーdon't you need a few aria-* attributes on them to tell the reader to not stop and tell each and every tag?
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There’s only one <code> element and that’s actually the way that's recommended by the HTML5 spec to mark up code blocks, not something Prism-specific. Spans have no semantics by default, and thus should not be acknowledged in any special way by screen readers.
I'm a bit worried about screen readers when I see a
<pre>
block of code filled with<code>
s and other elements ーdon't you need a fewaria-*
attributes on them to tell the reader to not stop and tell each and every tag?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: