How do I create strike-through style text on Mac Evernote?

Question

I can create strike-through style text on Windows Evernote.

But cannot find the button on Mac version

Answer 1

Cmd+Ctrl+K works for me in V3.3.1 but wasn't sure when this was added.

Answer 2

To strike-through text, highlight the text then CMD + T and click the strikethrough option at the top

2015 update: right-click > Format > Strikethrough

2015 KB Article still shows no keyboard shortcut.

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Shortcut Now Documented in Knowledge Base

2015 update r2: The first update back in April of this year noted the 2015 KB Article still showed no keyboard shortcut for strikethrough.

As of today (and maybe before today, I haven't checked) - it does show the keyboard shortcut -

Ctrl ⌘ K

for strike through, matching the other answers officially.

Answer 3

To summarize as of Evernote v6:

The accepted answer no longer works, because the floating Fonts window (invoked with ⌘T or Format > Show Fonts) in recent Evernote versions does NOT show the underline and strikethrough options anymore.

The keyboard shortcut noted in other answers still works, however: ⌃⌘K

Overview of options for accessing text-styling functionality:

• [doesn't show ALL styles, notably not strikethrough] toolbar at the top of a note
• shortcut menu for selected text: Format > ...
• menu: Format > Style > ...
• keyboard shortcuts: see menu; as of Evernote 6.0:

Answer 4

I believe Cmd+Ctrl+K still works even with the version 5.6.1. If it does not there are at least two possibilities:

1. It conflicts with some other shortcut. Go to Evernote Preferences Cmd+, and choose the Shortcuts tab. In my case it was conflicting with Quick Note, so I changed it to something else.
2. Evernote changed the combination. Go to "Format > Styles" in the mac menu and check the up-to-date combination as pointed out in the other answer.

Answer 5

v5.5.2:

Hover on top Mac menus and go to Format > Styles. All the shortcuts are listed. Even if they change, you can always look them up this way.