CSS defines the <code>blink</code> value for the <code>text-decoration</code> property. When used, it causes any text in F4a Failure of Success elements with this property to blink at a Criterion 2.2.2 due to predetermined rate. This cannot be Auto identify - using text-decoration:blink Fail interrupted by the user, nor can it be Visual without a mechanism to N/A disabled as a user agent preference. The stop it in less than five blinking continues as long as the page is seconds. (CSS) (WCAG 2) displayed. Therefore, content that uses <code>text-decoration:blink</code> fails the Success Criterion because blinking can continue for more than three seconds. In HTML, the blink element will always be F47 are required not displayed. This cannot be interrupted by the to contain the BLINK (html Auto Pass/Fail user, nor can it be disabled as a user agent element) (WCAG 2) preference. Therefore, content that uses blink fails the Success Criterion 2.2.2.
F4a Failure of Success Criterion 2.2.2 due to using text-decoration:blink without a mechanism to stop it in less than five seconds. (CSS) (WCAG 2) Auto identify - Visual Fail N/A CSS defines the <code>blink</code> value for the <code>text-decoration</code> property. When used, it causes any text in elements with this property to blink at a predetermined rate. This cannot be interrupted by the user, nor can it be disabled as a user agent preference. The blinking continues as long as the page is displayed. Therefore, content that uses <code>text-decoration:blink</code> fails the Success Criterion because blinking can continue for more than three seconds. F47 are required not to contain the BLINK (html element) (WCAG 2) Auto Pass/Fail In HTML, the blink element will always be displayed. This cannot be interrupted by the user, nor can it be disabled as a user agent preference. Therefore, content that uses blink fails the Success Criterion 2.2.2.
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