Usually denotes a clickable link. If you do not hear anything when you
search for links on your page then what you want to do may be inaccessible.
You might look up "hover" in the JAWS User List archives to get the full
conversation on the issue a month or so ago.
On 10/27/2014 3:42 PM, Tom Clary wrote:
thank you, but i have no idea what "on mouse over" means
On 10/27/14, Jim Pursley <jim.purs...@gaiacapital.com> wrote:
I think from a prior conversation...
Hover is equivalent to "On mouse over" If the video graphic is labeled
and the hover link comes as a link on JAWS then you should be able to do
what you want to do.
Lot's of "if's".
Someone else may have a better answer than mine, but at least you have a
starting point.
On 10/27/2014 3:10 PM, Tom wrote:
I listen to archived football games, from a webstream service, and I asked
them if the online video could be paused or stopped (not saying I was
blind), and they replied with this -
If you hover your mouse over the video player you'll see an option to
pause and play the video and also mute the video if desired. anyone have
any idea how to do this while not using a mouse?
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