Something quick for help. In Firefox on page of planting.ca/prepare-the-garden.html (sorry don't want spiders to find it just yet so apologies for the copy n pasteing you'll have to do) just above an image you'll see a grey square 3/4 the way down the page and in IE it provides a huge space. I'm trying to find the culprit in my code. Please view page in both browsers you'll see what I mean. Any help is appreciated. Maybe its css related.. Thanks for any help, Colin
Not sure why it is doing but if you remove the script scripts.chitika.net/eminimalls/mm.js seems to look right.
Thanks ..It seems to remove the spacing issue but not the small grey square. Must be css related. I'll have too look at its code also. Still spacing problems in IE
It looks like the same problem I have from a pre-made template I used. Somewhere in the CSS, under the class used for that portion of the page, there should be an img style (looks something like .class img { ). The only way around this I've found is to remove the img style (which will remove the border on all images in that class) or create a new class just for that one image.