Re: supressing announcement of row and column in a web table
Gene
If you mean by recognition, that using the letter t won’t work, it has
nothing to do with that. All such settings are for spoken announcements
and all movement commands wwork as they did before. For example, I can
turn off if I turn off heading announcements and all movement by heading
commands still work.
Gene
-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Otten
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2021 5:56 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] supressing announcement of row and column in a
web table Thanks.
I saw that item but thought it would disable the recognition of tables, and I didn't want that, as I need to find the table and then navigate my chosen column. Guess I should have just tried it first rather than assuming. Mary On 10/31/2021 3:52 PM, hurrikennyandopo ... wrote: > Hi > > > Have a look under the document formating section /menu then go down to > tables and uncheck that box it will stop that. > > > It will just read as normal. > > > I think it is in the beta release you can use a gesture to turn it on > and off when required if set. Maybe it could of been in there earlier. > > > Gene nz > > > On 1/11/2021 11:46 am, Mary Otten wrote: >> I visit a grocery store website which has its sale items laid out in >> a very nice table, with columns headed things like location, brand, >> item, price etc. In addition, each item in the table is, for some >> reason, marked as a heading level 3. I can stop the readout of the >> heading messages by temporarily shutting off the reporting of >> headings in the nvda settings for elements grouping. I also turned >> off the reading of column and row headings, although that didn't do >> anything, and I can't find a way to stop the announcement of row and >> column numbers either. I want to just get into the column that lists >> the items and go straight down with control alt down arrow, and when >> I do that, I do not want to hear row such and such, column such and >> such, as it is totally not needed in this situation. Is there a way >> to do this? >> >> >> Mary >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > >
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