Strike Out Phone Diploma For Free

Android and iOS Start by highlighting the text you want to cross out, or ?strikethrough.? Press the Format button in the top toolbar, which looks like a capital 'A' with four horizontal lines on the right. Finally, press the Strikethrough button in the menu that appears from the bottom.

Strikethrough is a font effect that causes text to appear as though it is crossed out. For example, this text should have a line through the middle of it.

Tap and hold the text to select the line in which you wish to strike through. The in-context marking menu will appear. Drag either of the blue bookends to the left or right to narrow or widen your text selection. Tap the strikethrough S icon from the in-context marking menu.

The <s> HTML element renders text with a strikethrough, or a line through it. Use the <s> element to represent things that are no longer relevant or no longer accurate.

In Notes, select the text to receive the Strike-through. Right-click on that selected text, and from the secondary menu, choose Font : Styles... A styles panel will slide down in Notes. Click Favorite Styles, and then choose Strike-through from the selector.

Select Tools, then Comment. This will bring up the Comment Toolbar. Choose the tool. The ?T? with a line through it indicates the Strikethrough Text tool.

Enter the text you want to strikethrough with "~" before and after it. The "~" is found by tapping the "123" (iOS) or "? 123" (Android) button, then the "#+=" (iOS) or "=\<" (Android) button.

Striking through text Tap and hold the text to select the line in which you wish to strike through. ... Drag either of the blue bookends to the left or right to narrow or widen your text selection. Tap the strikethrough S icon from the in-context marking menu. A red line will now strike through your chosen piece of text.