I was just about to answer on some post here, and copied some text to my own post to better answer on it, specifically the phrase
WCF::getDB()->prepareStatement(...)
As you can see, it is formatted using italics.
If you try to apply inline code formatting to it, the following happens:
WCF::getDB()->prepareStatement(...)
So far, so good. However, due to WSC always marking one extraneous character (yes I know this is intended, I still disagree with the usefulness), you can not type just away. removing the whitespace yields:
WCF::getDB()->prepareStatement(...)
Now its strike-through and the whitespace is still there, still formatted as inline code.
Whenever something is wrong, Redactor seems to fall back to strikethrough...
Expected behavior: Applying inline-Code BBCode removes all pre-existing formatting, removing formatting from part of a phrase should not magically turn it into strikethrough.
/edit: After sending it, the strike-through is gone. Still, its easily repoducible.
