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Old Nov 10, 2007, 03:28 AM
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how to create crossed out text

Anyone knows how to create a word or sentence which looks corrected and crossed out. Just a simple horizontal line that goes from one side to the other over the text. The text remains in text format not picture or anything like that so i think it's a simple html code...Anyone???

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Old Nov 10, 2007, 03:55 AM   #2  
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Anyone knows how to create a word or sentence which looks corrected and crossed out. Just a simple horizontal line that goes from one side to the other over the text. The text remains in text format not picture or anything like that so i think it's a simple html code...Anyone???
Umm, do you have Microsoft Word? You might be able to translate if you had a converter. For that, I believe it is in Format- Font. I'll check and get back to you.
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It is. Strike through is the name of the style. Format-font is the right way to go if you want to try that.
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It's simple: HTML STRIKE, S - HTML Code Tutorial

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wow thanks. yeah it's simple just <s> </s>
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<s> Text to be crossed out goes here </s>

That would work perfectly. It's basically just like BBCoding.
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Also realize that this won't pass for valid xhtml. You would have to incorporate css for a xhtml valid strike through.
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