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You can do strikethrough text
~~like this~~
I'm viewing this from KBin and I don't see strikethrough.
That's because I put that in a code block with backticks (`), here's what it looks like normally ~~testing~~
As a desktop kbin user, there's no strikethrough. Unsure as to why, if kbin is markdown. Strikethrough is considered advanced markdown formatting so I'm guessing kbin didn't include it. Now I'm curious to see how much common markdown is visible on kbin's desktop platform.
Guide for those unfamiliar with markdown, so you can see what I'm doing. ✔ means I can see it on desktop kbin, ❌ means it remains unformatted (formatting characters remain).
Horizontal rule ✔
Testing MD (headings)
bullet points ✔
bold ✔
emphasis ✔
~~strikethrough~~ ❌
escaping *characters* ✔
code (inline)
✔i on kbin.social see the strikethrough fine
I'm using kbin.social on desktop and it shows up fine for me, not sure what's going on on your instance
Oddly enough all of that looks perfectly fine on kbin mobile, even the strike through, I'll have a look at desktop later and if it's doesn't work
How weird. When I do that, it doesn’t seem to work.
~~test~~
~~test successful~~
~~testing your assertion~~
~~like this?~~
~~test~~
Edit: doesn't seem to render properly on jerboa lemmy client
It looks good on the . 35 Jerboa