Test case for Access Matters Quiz 5.2.12

This test hides material using a negative letter spacing technique I refer to as "malarky". The hidden material follows immediately.

These are hidden words.

Respond to the original question in the Access Matters blog. Please tell us:

The screen reader used for this test
The screen reader's version
Were the hidden words spoken?
Were the hidden words displayed?
Did anything unusual or unexpected happen in the browser?
Where appropriate, the browser type and version.

This technique is from Andy Clarke's new Malarky Image Replacement technique. He discovered how to use negative letter spacing to make stuff disappear. Here is the CSS:


.malarky {

	letter-spacing: -1000em;

	}

/* Just for Opera, but hide from MacIE */

/*\*/html>body .mir {

	letter-spacing: normal;

	text-indent: -999em;

	overflow : hidden;

	}

/* End of hack */