@fredmvJan 21.2004 — #No problem — and, just to note, it is usually better to use numbered HTML entities (e.g., [font=courier]'[/font]) as opposed to named HTML entities (e.g., [font=courier]'[/font]). Simply because, as shown here, it does not promise cross-browser compatibility. For future reference, I'd suggest checking out [url=http://www.asciitable.com/]asciitable.com[/url].
@Jeff_MottJan 22.2004 — #it is usually better to use numbered HTML entities (e.g., '? as opposed to named HTML entities (e.g., &apos?[/quote]Though note, the only reason it was not widely supported in this case is because the apos named entity is not in the HTML spec.
@fredmvJan 22.2004 — #Very good (and valid) point Jeff, although I do find it interesting that Mozilla supports it and IE doesn't — wouldn't you imagine it to be the other way around? ?
@Robert_WellockJan 22.2004 — #Because Mozilla is a native XHTML Browser thus that is the reason &pos; which is an XML Character Entity is understood.