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thanks to Viking OSX and his August 2017 posts, I now have strikethru on the Mac Notes menu, along with bold, italic, and underline.
unlike bold, italic, and underline, though, strikethru has no keyboard combo to save time when using strikethru
how do I give strikethru a keyboard combo (such as command option S or some other)? i want it to be available each time I use Notes
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
On Notes > Format > Font sub-menu, there is a Strikethrough menu entry without any keyboard shortcut assigned. You can fix this via System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts panel. Click the [+] button and enter the following content, then click Add.
Back in Notes, select some text, and press control+s (^s). A strikethrough will be in that selection. To undo, click ^s again.
On Notes > Format > Font sub-menu, there is a Strikethrough menu entry without any keyboard shortcut assigned. You can fix this via System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts panel. Click the [+] button and enter the following content, then click Add.
Back in Notes, select some text, and press control+s (^s). A strikethrough will be in that selection. To undo, click ^s again.
Thank you Viking OSX, this is a perfect answer and I bet it is general enough that I can use it to set up other keystroke shortcuts
You are welcome. As long as it is an actual menu item name in the application, and the chosen keyboard shortcut is not in conflict.
create keyboard command to create strikethru text in Mac Notes
