How do I put a line through a word of number?

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I work in sales & I am trying to design sale signs and want to know how to
put a line through a price!!!
Please HELP!!!!
 
Under the font dialog, select strikethrough

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What program are you using?

I'm gonna take a guess and suggest you look at Font and select
Strike-through
 
Rob Giordano (Crash) said:
What program are you using?

I'm gonna take a guess and suggest you look at Font and select
Strike-through

Isn't this a FrontPage forum? Why do you have to guess? :-)
 
I work in sales & I am trying to design sale signs and want to know how to
put a line through a price!!!
Please HELP!!!!

You can use this HTML:

<s>$59.99</s>

but it's deprecated (the W3C says to stop using it).

A better way would be to put this in your style sheet:

..strikethrough {
text-decoration: line-through
}

and apply that class to each price using a <span>:

<span class="strikethrough">$59.99</span>
 
P@tty Ayers said:
Isn't this a FrontPage forum? Why do you have to guess? :-)

Well... Well.... Welcome to the "Dark Side" P@tty

Are you really here....or merely setting the rest of us up to get kicked out
of the "Big Brother House" <BG>
 
Joe Rohn said:
Well... Well.... Welcome to the "Dark Side" P@tty

Are you really here....or merely setting the rest of us up to get kicked
out of the "Big Brother House" <BG>

Huh? Sorry, not with you.
 
Tom Pepper Willett said:
Because the OP didn't specify what program they were asking about.

There are questions asked constantly in this FP newsgroup that *don't*
pertain to FP.

Of course - but I doubt very much that people who use GoLive or Dreamweaver
or Notepad come to a FrontPage forum to ask simple text formatting
questions. :-) That was my point.
 
Answers can also depend on the version of FP being used.

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In Format > Fonts use "Strike Through".

What does this have to do with Frontpage?

It sounds like you're using Publisher to produce print advertising (??).
 
The OP is producing "signs" which I take to mean printed (on paper) signs -
they don't mention anything about online publications.
 
OK; but something as simple as a font/format question - the answer is
standard to all versions of FP and to many other applications eg MS Office
and others.

Format > Font > Strikethrough.

Thomas A. Rowe said:
Answers can also depend on the version of FP being used.

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If you want it to show up in the FP styles dropdown you need to use

span.strikethough {
text-decoration: line-through
}

In your stylesheet. I know it is a kludge but FP won't add a span unless you
write it like that in the stylesheet.

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