If text effects are sequenced the rendered result can include rendered text effect characters (e.g. '*', '

{', '}

', or '_'). Take the following lines as an example:

What is wrong with this?
*Anything* *wrong* *with* *this*?
_How_ _about_ _this_?
Or _how_ *about* combinations?

The result is (I give the HTML here because I can't apply text effects in JIRA):

<tt class="monospaced">What</tt> is <tt class="monospaced">wrong</tt> with <tt class="monospaced">this</tt>?<br/>
<b class="strong">Anything</b> <b class="strong">wrong</b> <b class="strong">with</b> <b class="strong">this</b>?<br/>
<em class="emphasis">How</em> <em class="emphasis">about</em> <em class="emphasis">this</em>?<br/>
<tt class="monospaced">Or</tt> <em class="emphasis">how</em> <b class="strong">about</b> <tt class="monospaced">combinations</tt>?<br/>

Observations:

• With sequenced monospaced effects only every second is rendered correctly, the others are rendered as is; i.e. with the curly braces.
• The *strong* and *italic* effect behave the same: On either side of the effected text one of the text effect characters (i.e. '*' or '_') is rendered.
• Sequencing different effects can also result in rendered text effect characters.