freeCodeCamp, Make Elements Only Visible to a Screen Reader by Using Custom CSS, Accessible Website

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In this lesson from the Applied Accessibility section from freeCodeCamp we look at how to hide content from our page whiile still allowing that hidden content to be accessible to screen readers. While using a CSS rule like display:none will only hide an element from everyone, in this lesson we learn how to set a specific CSS rules which hides the content from the page but still allows those using screen readers to access the information. This also helps not having redundant information explaining visual graphs and charts and recreating that content elsewhere and still accessible to those with visual impairments.



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