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It's a technical question so some amount of code is needed.<br />
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-klykken
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It's a technical question so some amount of code is needed.

-klykken

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Sorry, here's a link to the website. <a href="http://www.superiorserpents.com/About.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.superiorserpents.com/About.htm</a>&nbsp; You can cycle through the menu items to see the changes on horizontal bar noticeable in the left corner where the vertical and horizontal bars meet. &nbsp;
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Sorry, here's a link to the website. http://www.superiorserpents.com/About.htm [http://www.superiorserpents.com/About.htm]  You can cycle through the menu items to see the changes on horizontal bar noticeable in the left corner where the vertical and horizontal bars meet.  

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I've created a number of pages using a standard template that I've developed. &nbsp;I recently altered a design element (Vertical border) but when I applied the change to the existing pages I noticed an inconsistency. &nbsp;The horizontal bar that goes with the vertical bar is &quot;off&quot; a couple of pixels on some of the pages. &nbsp;It aligns perfectly with about half the pages as it should, but with the other half it is shifted down. &nbsp;I only have one editable region on the page directly under the horizontal bar that is shifted. &nbsp;<br />
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Any ideas why the static elements would change on the pages?
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I've created a number of pages using a standard template that I've developed.  I recently altered a design element (Vertical border) but when I applied the change to the existing pages I noticed an inconsistency.  The horizontal bar that goes with the vertical bar is "off" a couple of pixels on some of the pages.  It aligns perfectly with about half the pages as it should, but with the other half it is shifted down.  I only have one editable region on the page directly under the horizontal bar that is shifted.  

Any ideas why the static elements would change on the pages?

Pages made with template are slightly different

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