> From: "Cristian Secara" <secarica at fx.ro> > > >1. The non-breaking hyphen (‑ not in HTML) does just what its > >name implies." > > What means "not in HTML" ? This is a Unicode character, not a HTML > character. I have done a test with ‑ that passed the W3C > validator. The only real problem is the operating system and/or font > (if it has Unicode support and/or if it supports that character). not in HTML means it's not in the spec... the salient piece of that spec, with rendering examples, is posted at: http://www.evolt.org/article/list/17/21234/ and francois has done a great job of tracking browser support at: http://www.fjordaan.uklinux.net/entities/entities_support.html