Is there a shortcut for StrikeThrough in Pages?

You can make one with little effort. The following is for Pages v5.2.2, but should also work for v5.5.1 on Yosemite.

Strikethrough is on the Format > Font submenu.

Quit Pages if presently running.

In System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts:

• Press + to add a shortcut
• Settings
  • Application: Pages
  • Menu Title: Strikethrough
  • Keyboard Shortcut: control S (appears as ^S on the Pages > Format > Font submenu)
  • Add
• Quit System Preferences

Open your Pages document. Select the text to receive Strikethrough, and then press control S.

Daøüd wrote:

The command shift x shortcut doesn't work in Pages, unfortunately. Which is why I (and I assume some of the others) are here.

Yes it does, if you set it up in System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts

I strongly believe in using standard shortcuts, common standards are a powerful idea, that Apple periodically forgets.

Peter

Set it up as Viking advises, however the standard Office shortcut is command shift x. Best to stick to that.

Peter

The command shift x shortcut doesn't work in Pages, unfortunately. Which is why I (and I assume some of the others) are here.

Follow my solution above. It still applies to Pages v5.6.1. You can also use control+command+s, which does the same thing. These shortcuts are toggles and can switch strikethrough on and off.

Really helpful, thanks!