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Old 08-22-2008, 11:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
DRmedia
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Question Shifting page design

I'm rebuilding a site that was originally built in iWeb. It's a cool application but it took what is basically a 5 page website and generated over 200 files. So I built new pages to simplify the site.

All the pages are made with the content centered. The issue I'm seeing is my pages are shifting slightly as you go from page to page. The pages are very simple in structure. The only difference I see with the pages that shift are that they don't have a image placed.

The HTML pages looks clean so I figure this has to be a CSS issue. Is there some styling I should be using to restrict the movement of the elements?

Here is a link to the site: mBlitz Design and Marketing

Thanks for your time for what is probably a noob issue.
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