Formatting in posts

[#1]

This has happened before but don't remember seeing it posted anywhere...
Basically if you italicise some text that includes a quote then the quote doesn't get italicised and the trailing '' appears in the text.
Everything after the quote is in normal text.
e.g.
Here is some italicised text

Quote

with quote

[#2]

do any character codes within the quote wrapper
dick:quote

[#3]

Sorry, Gus, missed your reply. But I'm not sure I understand the question

[#4]

@Mav
Can you post an example using the (Code) rather than the (Quote) as it will show how the code gets wrapped

[#5]

Quoting the original post shows you the code.
[i]Here is some italicised text
[quote] with quote[/quote][/i]
gives you this:
Here is some italicised text

Quote

with quote

@mav No need to use code - just wrap [nobbc][/nobbc] round it as I've done!

[#6]

[quote] testing[b] testing[/b] testing [/quote]
[i]testing [quote] testing[b] testing[/b] testing [/quote] testing [/i]
[b]testing [quote] testing[b] testing[/b] testing [/quote] testing [/b]
Gives

Quote

testing testing testing

testing

Quote

testing testing testing

testing
testing

Quote

testing testing testing

testing
So I assume that the effect of a quote is that it nullifies any open formatting

[#7]

@jelv what does the [nobbc] code do as I can't see anything different between your post and mine except you first showed how I entered the relevant code before displaying the resultant text. Just worked it out
@Oldjim certainly looks that way.

[#8]

blasted quotes!

[#9]

This is in some ways not unlike HTML block level precedence.
[quote] is "block" level formatting whilst [i] is "in-line" level formatting.
In-line level formatting does not / cannot "span" a block level formatting directive.  So...

Quote
 text 

is valid, whereas

Quote
 text 

is not.  Hope this is clear?