Re: Blank line....painful

On Mar 19, 9:01 am, Clayburn <clayb...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I just checked it in IE and it's fine.  The problem occurs in
Firefox.  It's not that noticeable.  They've had it the same for two
years and nobody's said anything.  But it just really annoys me and
I'd like to fix it if I can.  It's just a light break in the images of
the trees, just below the animated logo.

Your logo swf height is 134px but the TD containing the swf is having
a rendered height of 138px. May be spaces between tags inside TD is
causing this extra height. Remove space between embed and closing
object tag
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<embed....></object>
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If this does not help remove all spaces between tags inside TD and
try.

- Kiran Makam
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