The question-mark-in-a-diamond is what shows when the character being displayed isn't compatible with the character set in use. So some sort of non-utf8 character. Maybe you copied it into the link bit from microsoft word or the like? My guess at what you would've used there is the MS Word — character. In HTML you can do that with & m d a s h ; (remove the spaces and you get —).
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Hi,
What exactly is this? - �
That thing is appearing on the category display pages between each item of link tool options.
Example - http://www.blogectory.com/248/
Or is it something to do with my browser?
Thanks
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The question-mark-in-a-diamond is what shows when the character being displayed isn't compatible with the character set in use. So some sort of non-utf8 character. Maybe you copied it into the link bit from microsoft word or the like? My guess at what you would've used there is the MS Word — character. In HTML you can do that with & m d a s h ; (remove the spaces and you get —).