On the pages that I looked at the header image ie ‘Arizona Local Information’ is a composite graphic made of three items.
1 - The image itself
2 - The underline
3 - The Text (Arizona Local Information)
This composite is then generated/compiled by FW into ‘item2n.gif’ and you will note that if you look in the FW generated Resources Folder (in your Site Folder) that there are a whole pile of images called ‘item2.gif’ through to ‘item2?.gif’
I would start by using the Finder on your Mac to locate your FW generated Site Folder and delete its contents and then republish your Site.
Don’t confuse this with deleting any original artwork/resources that you have used in your project.
The Site Folder that FW generates is a temporary/fluid store of components that is in constant flux and sometimes FW gets confused with all the item1.gif, item2.gif, item2a.gif etc.etc. and just needs a clear out to set it all straight again.
You may also be suffering from Browser Cache issues where your Browser draws an image preview from a previous version rather than using the fresh one - especially if the Browser doesn’t think the image has changed.
Using another Browser - that you don’t normally use for preview - can help with this.
David
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