Strike content

There are a series of strike element capabilities supported by the Confluence builder extension. This guide will cover the available options that can be used.

Strike role

Added in version 2.1.

This extension provides a confluence_strike role to help strike content. For example:

:confluence_strike:`My text`

This role will only work when using the Confluence builder. See also the Confluence Strikethrough role.

Class hints

Added in version 1.7.

When this class hint is applied to inlined text, the text will be styled with a strikethrough style. Sphinx projects may define the following in a document to support the strikethrough of text in both the html and confluence builders (assuming HTML documents are also prepared to support the strike class):

.. role:: strike
    :class: strike

This is an :strike:`example`.

Projects may also move the role definition inside the project’s conf.py inside rst_prolog as follows:

rst_prolog = """

.. role:: strike
    :class: strike

"""

Projects using Markedly Structured Text - Parser can also take advantage of the role defined in rst_prolog (above) and use the role as follows:

This is an {strike}`example`.

sphinxnotes-strike’s strike role

Added in version 2.2.

When using the sphinxnotes-strike extension, a strike role should be able to manage striked content. For example:

:strike:`My text`