Non-breaking space problem !

[cactus02]

When I enter text in the « Description » of my product, I use the following command to insert a non breaking space :

«!!<&nbsp>!!chansonniers!!<&nbsp>!!»
In Explorer, it shows as follow : « chansonnier »
but
in Firefox, it shows as follow : «&nbspchansonnier »

http://www.planirom.qc.ca/exemple/explorer.jpg
http://www.planirom.qc.ca/exemple/firefox.jpg

What's my problem or what should I use ?

Thank you !

[leehack]

Just use the spacebar, no need for html.

&nbsp; is the correct way to code a space.

[cactus02]

If I use the space from the space bar I get things like this :

a adfj alf af ftexte text «
titre » aljfajf alfjlafjadf

I want the "«" to stick with the word like like this :

a adfj alf af ftexte text
« titre » aljfajf alfjlafjadf

In French, it's a writing error to separate "«" from the word.
Because I sell books, I try not to make that kind of error.

[cactus02]

Oups !

I just saw the ";" added at the end of the "&nbsp;" !
Just tried it and it worked !

Thank you !

[Darren B]

so you need the << & the >>

then you might need the ascii code instead
< = &#60;
> = &#62;

[Darren B]

ffs code
& # 60 ;
& # 62 ;

with out the spaces

[Duncan Rounding]

...I want the "«" to stick with the word like like this :

a adfj alf af ftexte text
« titre » aljfajf alfjlafjadf
....

The only way you can force « » to stay with the word (and not split if wrapped at the end a line) will be to not have a space between them and the contained word. ie like this «titre».
As darren mentioned therefore you would need:

&60titre&62