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I used   (that's html for no-break space) in some of my bios, but friends now told me they see the code, instead of a space, while they successfully convert for myself.

Both me and friends use Chrome, so that can't be it.

I guess I'll opt for some transparent image placeholder for now...

Edit: Whoops, wanted to post this in the bug forum. ...would a mod mind moving this?

@Rooty The reason HTML doesn't work is you need to use BBCode in the bios. :)

@JCStitches If I remember correctly, for a while one of these &-symbols was the only way to get apostrophes to work.

What's striking me as more odd is that it apparently works and parses correctly for myself, but not for others. (Much like item codes did a while back.)

@Rooty You can use the Unicode symbol for a apostrophe ( '), but HTML will not work properly. The forums, profiles, and bios are meant for BBCode. :)

@JCStitches Both ' and   are Unicode/HTML entities, one is the entity name, the other the number. I just tried the number variant of no-break space (&# 160;), but that has the same problem.