Description:
The play-during property defines a sound to be played while rendering the element's content. This sound is also
known as a "background sound."
Possible Values:
- uri: A single URI may be given, and it should resolve to a sound file. If it does not, then play-during is
treated as though it had been set to auto.
- mix: Causes the background sound of the element to be played, along with any background sound resulting
from the value of play-during for any ancestor elements.
- repeat: Causes the background sound to be repeated if it finishes before the element is fully rendered. If the
value does not contain repeat, then the sound will only be played once.
- auto: Any sound being played for any ancestor elements will continue to be heard, but no background sound
will be produced by the current element.
- none: Causes complete background silence during the rendering of the element. No background sound is played for the element, and any background sounds associated with ancestor elements are also muted.
DOM Syntax:
| object.style.playDuring="mix"; |
Applies to:
All the HTML elements
Example:
Here is the example:
<style tyle="text/css">
<!--
h1 {play-during: url(ocean-waves.wav) mix repeat;}
a:link (play-during: none;}
-->
</style>
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