HOW?? SCRATCH OUT TEXT ???

[CircleGirl]

I noticed that there are a few posts with the text run thru with a line (teacher style). This is all I get: _____------Aaaaaahh

I looked in th FAQ and can't find any details on how to do this.

AH, I got it!! --> > ]zzzzzzzz[ (I had it but editing it kept it from working), I wonder why it says "Wrap tags around text" of the lined thru S ([S]S)??

EDIT: I think this is a good feature for rhetorical purposes (saying it without "saying" it).

[bigc73542]

You can try it like this click on the s with a line through it and type your text in between these > ] [ <

YEP YOU GOT IT
If it worked the way you were doing it then by all means do it that way.

[stapp]

Ah, so that's how you do it

Thanks BigC, and also Circle girl for asking the question in the first place:)

[CircleGirl]

-{ Quote: "You can try it like this click on the s with a line through it and type your text in between these > ] [ <

YEP YOU GOT IT
If it worked the way you were doing it then by all means do it that way." }-

I wonder what went wrong with my post which showed the procedure working fine yesterday?? (Editing a post seems to cause trouble when dealing with special features).

I just wanted to say thanks

[bigc73542]

you are more than welcome. I hope you got it working again?

bigc

[GroverH]

This is the link to the forum coding.
Check "strike out" If coding correct, editing should have no effect
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/misc.php?do=bbcode#s

[S]If coding correct, editing should have no effect.[/S]
If coding correct, editing should have no effect.

[CircleGirl]

-{ Quote: "you are more than welcome. I hope you got it working again?

bigc" }-

ZZZZZZ Yes, I can do it again.

@ GroverH: This link will supply me with plenty of features to try out!

Thanks Gentlemen

[Dave49]

I have received email with some words striked out. How do you do this? Is there a word processor option?

~Dave

[Eagle Creek]

Hi Dave,

What do you mean?
The HTML tag would be <strike></strike>.

Some E-mail clients support the feature through the "font options" panel.
Thunderbird, for example, also allows the user to add his own HTML tags.