?Briefly describe the styles applied to track cues.

What will be an ideal response?

?CSS supports the following cue pseudo-element to format the appearance of the cues appearing within a media clip:::cue {    styles}The styles for thecuepseudo-element are limited to the background,color, font, opacity, outline, text-decoration, text-shadow, visibility, andwhite-spaceproperties. For example, the following style rule displays all cues in a 2em yellow serif font on a red background:::cue {    background: red;    color: yellow;    font: 2em serif;}?Thecuepseudo-element selects all of the cue text in the media clip. To format specific cues or text strings within a cue, a user can identify the sections of the cue text using the following markup tags:
•for italicized text•for bold-faced text•for underlined text•to mark spans of text•to mark ruby text•to mark ruby text?WebVTT also supports tags that are not part of the HTML library, such as the following tag used to mark text strings belonging to a particular class:
?Here,classnamedefines the class.?And for captions that distinguish one voice from another, WebVTT supports the followingtag:?Here,nameis the name of the voice associated with the caption.?For cues based on their class name, add the class name to thecuepseudo-element as follows:::cue(.classname) {style rules}?Here,classnameis the class marked within in thetag.?To format voice text, use the style rule as follows:::cue(v[voice=name]) {style rules}Here,nameis the name assigned in thetag.?

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