Can I add Strikethrough to toolbar?

Question

I know that I can get to strikethrough in the Character Styles drawer, but is there a way not to have to open this up but insert a button (as in WORD) into the toolbar, next to underline, bold, and italics?

Answer 1

In the Index.xml, I got:
<sf:span sf:style="character-style-0">Emphasis</sf:span>
this style is described by: (Accentuation is the localized string for Emphasis)
<sf:characterstyle sf:name="Accentuation" sf:ident="character-style-0">
<sf:property-map>
<sf:bold>
<sf:number sfa:number="1" sfa:type="c"/>
</sf:bold>
</sf:property-map>
</sf:characterstyle>
<sf:span sf:style="SFWPCharacterStyle-7">Bold</sf:span>
this style is described by:
<sf:characterstyle sf:parent-ident="character-style-null" sfa:ID="SFWPCharacterStyle-7">
<sf:property-map>
<sf:bold>
<sf:number sfa:number="1" sfa:type="i"/>
</sf:bold>
</sf:property-map>
</sf:characterstyle>
Of course, I tried to change the type from «i» to «c» and it changed nothing.
They behave the same.
The only true difference is that Emphasis is a named style while _using bold_ doesn’t create a named style.
Studying that, I saw that there is an other way to get Strikethrough: it’s available from the Styles palette and this, like the one in the format bar, apply a named style.
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE samedi 13 juin 2009 11:27:16)