Headings don't work as expected

[Bernhard Schubert]

When I customise the header as follows:

h2. +Please+ look "Life at Atlassian" - YouTube channel [*Life at Atlassian*|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd0JflMdqyM|Life at Atlassian]

it works fine.

BUT

When I write this

h2. +{color:red}Please{color}+ look "Life at Atlassian" - YouTube channel [*Life at Atlassian*|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd0JflMdqyM|Life at Atlassian]

it shows more then expected

What I am doing wrong?

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Bernhard Schubert  and @Bill Bailey  it only uses wiki markup. HTML/CSS won't work.

[Bill Bailey]

Yes, but the syntax that is he is using is listed on the wiki markup page.

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Bill Bailey  user mentioned that he is using HTML

[Bernhard Schubert]

@Tinker Fadoua @Bill Bailey I am using FireFox

are there any restrictions on which web browser you have to use?

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Bernhard Schubert  I don't think browser is the one behind your issue.

Please click here then submit a ticket to Atlassian

Don't forget to stop by and share the fix, it will be greatly appreciated!

Best,

Fadoua

[Bernhard Schubert]

@Tinker Fadouathank you for your reply.
I'll forward this to our IT-department to open a ticket to Atlassian.

When I get a fix I try to share it here.

Best regards
Bernhard

[Bernhard Schubert]

@Tinker Fadoua 
@Bill Bailey 

a ticket was created in Atlassian.

PBI000000236624

If I have any news I'll let you know.

[Bill Bailey]

When I look at the following page, I don't see any nested test formatting.

confluence-wiki-markup 

Try removing the surrounding pluses to see if there is a change.

[Bernhard Schubert]

Nothing chnages.

I tried a lot of things nothing helps

[Bill Bailey]

Then I guess it is either a bug, or that function only supports a subset of Wiki markup text effects. I would just try to bold it since that works.

[Tinker Fadoua]

@Bernhard Schubert 

Are you using wiki markup or HTML/CSS?

Best,

Fadoua

[Bernhard Schubert]

I guess html because I am using FireFox