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![]() Join Date: Jul 2011
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Dear all,
I am building my own website (never tried so hard before) and am running into a problem in Chrome. In Chrome, the footer image is moved up relative to IE or Firefox. I inspected the element in Chrome and have found out what piece of code I need to change in order to fix this: I found this line somewhere: <img src="http://www.vincenthoutman.com/images/bottombar.jpg" width="900" height="11" align="bottom"> If I change 11 to 15, it works fine. Problem is, I can't find this line anywhere in my dreamweaver html files. I'm guessing it's rendered from a .css stylesheet. Can anyone help me as to how I get Chrome to render the right line of html with a height of 15 as opposed to 11? The page can be viewed here: www.vincenthoutman.com Cheers! |
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Diamond Member
![]() Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Newcastle, Australia
Posts: 1,135
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thats the least of your worries. as you are building a site with frames!!!
the line you speak of is an image. resize it to be 15px high.
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