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Thanks for the quick reply, helped me see the problem. This clear-block style is built into drupals default css and it was the clear-block:after { content:'.'; } that was causing the margin. Ive overridden it on two containers with .clear-block class like this: #footer-region:after {content:'';} #page:after {content:'';} and that fixed the problem. Thanks for your insight. Changed to overflow:hidden; and works better in other browsers.

Im getting a 20px margin at the bottom of my page, and cannot figure it out, html and body both have margin:0; padding:0;

No worries, thanks for the tips.

Ive uploaded the file again maybe it did not work properly the first time? Its attached to this message. Website_DD1.pdf

Do you think you could take a look at the original .pdf the images were in. It should give you a better idea of the color loss I am experiencing. http://rapidshare.de/files/39056277/CHT088...te_DD1.pdf.html Is this as good as I can get optimized images or can I get them closer in color to the original pdf?

Heres a link to some different optimized images. If you could take a look and tell me what you think that would be great. http://s187.photobucket.com/albums/x53/pbl...mized%20images/

I am using version CS3, I had my image mode set at RGB 8bits. I changed to 32 bits but cannot now use the "Save for Web and Devices" option. I changed to 16bit and used this option and it seems like it has improved. I will upload the results.

I am having trouble with optimising images through photoshop. I use "Save for Web and Devices" and no matter how I configure the settings and which file type I use, I can't seem to stop my images losing a lot of their color. Could I please get some suggestions on how I could optimize my images differently, or what I am doing wrong?

Thanks a lot for yours and everyones help.

my columns add up to 100% but if I make them 99% won't there be a 1pixel jump somewhere?

I just added the news section after I had the initial problem fixed. I cant test in IE6 or 7 on my mac because they stopped building it. The news section is dropping down below the middle and main content areas? Can I fix this using a clearing element underneath it?

OK a champ on another forum figured this out for me, I needed an invisible barrier below the header div and above the navbar to stop the divs being pushed up. Like this: <div style="clear: both; width: 100%; height: 0; line-height: 0; font-size: 0;"> </div>

I have uploaded the site below if you prefer to take a look online. http://www.publikdesign.com/testing/clearhouse/

I can only test it in IE5.3 because I am on my mac, but my mate has tested it in IE7 and he said it produces a fairly similar stinky dump. Thanks for your help!

I am having trouble with this site displaying in IE. It displays how I want it in Firefox but takes a rather large dump when opened in IE. I'm not sure where to go next. If someone could take a look for me it would be much appreciated. http://rapidshare.de/files/39044512/wwwroot2.0.zip.html