How do you write text with a line written through it?

[Jara sang]

Like you are crossing something out? I've seen people do it on here before.

[Shell Beau]

1. I don't know!

:shrug:

[Jara sang]

2. Neither do I!

;)

[-..__...]

3. [s]Strikethrough[/s]

Strikethrough

[Jara sang]

5. Awesome! Thanks.

[Shell Beau]

14. Let me try this

Scooter

[Omphaloskepsis]

4. [strike]text[/strike]

text

[Jara sang]

6. Fantastic! Thanks!

[underpants]

11. Lemme lemme

text

[khashka]

12. So the old timey HTML still works?

blah blah blah

Cool! I'm back in business!


Khash.

[anarch]

7. I don't

know


bah. I was trying to find a decent link to HTML tags, but I'll just tell you: the tag is "strike".

[anarch]

8. here's something for our netscape friends:

This is IRRITATING, isn't it??!?

and just so all of us using IE don't feel left out:

SO IS THIS!!1!

:evilgrin:

[ContraBass Black]

9. Firefox shows me both.

:D

[anarch]

10. wow...that's gotta be at least TWICE as annoying...

or perhaps these things are somehow greater, or at least more annoying, than the sum of their parts...

[Debi]

13. Thanks for asking the question Jara

now I learned something new today!

[In_The_Wind]

15. Wheeee ...

I learned something very important today!

[Jara sang]

16. So did I...

Things to do today

Wake Up
Out of Bed
Check DU
Shower
Other shit

[DS1]

17. I wanted to reply earlier, because while the answer you got worked

they are technically wrong, the HTML4/CSS2 guidelines also provide for a < del > ( obviously, replace the types of brackets you're seeing there ) tag, which is both quicker to write, and will work more often.

:hi: