In at least Chrome 22.0.1229.94, and likely other WebKit browsers, the text in the slide preview area is re-rendered improperly after a background image is applied to the preview. HTML entities in the title/description are rendered to the screen literally, instead of being interpreted as the characters they should represent.
For example “Peter's slide” would become “Peter's slide”.
This is a display issue only, and can be worked around simply by causing the preview area to be updated after applying an image (for example by typing in the title/description fields right after clicking ‘Use as background image’).
In at least Chrome 22.0.1229.94, and likely other WebKit browsers, the text in the slide preview area is re-rendered improperly after a background image is applied to the preview. HTML entities in the title/description are rendered to the screen literally, instead of being interpreted as the characters they should represent.
For example “Peter's slide” would become “Peter's slide”.
This is a display issue only, and can be worked around simply by causing the preview area to be updated after applying an image (for example by typing in the title/description fields right after clicking ‘Use as background image’).