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Why is this line showing up on my website? (Never in the same place, either)

Hi, Experts!

Take a look at the bottom of these pages:

http://www.jennifersaenger.com/peter/food_service.html
http://www.jennifersaenger.com/peter/index.html
http://www.jennifersaenger.com/peter/steel.html

Notice the grey stripe that never shows up in the same place? How do I get rid of it? I'm attaching my CSS, and hopefully you guys can figure it out. I'm stumped.

Thanks!
style.css
layout.css

RedSky

It appears to be this property
.tail-bottom { background:url(images/tail-bottom.gif) left bottom repeat-x;}
in your style.css

RedSky

change it to:
.tail-bottom { background:url(images/tail-bottom.gif) left bottom no-repeat;}

or

remove the line in the css altogether.

J3NN1F3R

ASKER

@RedSky:

Commented that block out, and no such luck. I've checked for images that could be causing it, but there aren't any images with that color being called in the CSS files, either.

RedSky

Can you find the corresponding tag with the .tail-bottom class in the HTML and remove the class=".tail-bottom" bit.

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J3NN1F3R

ASKER

Perfect. Thanks!

Any idea why commenting out the rule in the CSS file didn't fix it?

RedSky

How are you commenting it out? You have to put /* */ either side of line to be commented. Removing the HTML just ensures the HTML doesn't call the CCS line.

J3NN1F3R

ASKER

That's how I commented it out.

Maybe the CSS just got cached?

At any rate--it's working perfect now. Thanks a million!