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can anybody help me understand why a small grid pattern is appearing behind my slider on my wordpress site. it only appears in safari and chrome, but not firefox as far as I can tell. <a href="http://wordpress.geospatial-associates.com" rel="ugc">http://wordpress.geospatial-associates.com</a>
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can anybody help me understand why a small grid pattern is appearing behind my slider on my wordpress site. it only appears in safari and chrome, but not firefox as far as I can tell. http://wordpress.geospatial-associates.com

Weird safari and chrome artifact appearing in my wordpress + Gantry site

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