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I have phone number in below format 1-1xx-2xx-9565 Currently VO read it as " One (pause) One x x (pause) two x x (pause) minus nine thousand five hundred sixty five ". VO should read it as " One (pause) One x x (pause) two x x (pause) nine five six five ". What could be the problem? Is this wrong phone format? Let's break down what is happening. VoiceOver doesn't know that the text you are presenting is a phone number and treats it like a sentence of text. In that text it tries to find distinct components and read them appropriately. For example, the text "buy 60 cantaloupes" has 3 components,

I've read several articles and StackOverflow questions relating to the setting of focus in AngularJs. Unfortunately all the examples that I have read assume that there is some attribute that I can add to the element to gain focus, e.g. a focusMe directive . However what if I don't know in advance which input to set focus to? In particular how do I set focus to the first input element in a form that has $invalid set - i.e. an element that fails validation. There could be several inputs that fail validation, so I cannot use a directive that just tries to call .focus() based on this. (I am doing

Is there a standard way to make screen readers spell out numbers? I am currently using NVDA and Firefox and have the following telephone number <p>01234 567890</p> This is read as Zero one two three four five hundred and sixty seven thousand eight hundred and ninety This is quite confusing to the listener. I would like some way of specifying that the screen reader should spell out the number like Zero one two three four five six seven eight nine zero I don’t know if (or which) screen readers support these, but (in an ideal world) they should . CSS: Aural CSS 2.1: speak-numeral: digits; Speak