[Pro] Part of frame showing when it's not supposed to

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Alright so this is kind of a weird thing I came across on my site.

It has been published for a few months now, and everything worked how I wanted it to work.

Except, a few weeks ago I went to it (as if anything had changed), and I noticed that part of the frame that is displaying my photos was not displaying correctly.

Again, this was not an issue the first month and a half of it being published to the web. It is recent, and yet I have not changed anything on the server.

Too see what I’m talking about…

  1. Go to http://www.michaelmellonphotography.com
  2. Click on “studio” in the right frame.
  3. Pay attention to the left side of the photograph.
  4. Click on any thumbnail to display another photograph.
  5. Where the end of the photo used to be, there is now a long white strip of white.

WHAT THE HECK IS THAT?!?!?!

Also, this only happens in the “Studio” gallery, and never used to be like this.

Anyone have any idea what could have caused this?

I have tried multiple computers, different operating systems, etc…So it is not just mine.

Thanks for any help in solving this problem.

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Hi Michael,
It looks like your main image has got sliced leaving a 1 pixel strip
of white behind.
You can see the image here on your server;
http://www.michaelmellonphotography.com/Resources/h8.jpeg

Check that the image isn’t obstructed by another object on the page
and that all of the items that make up the image are set to combine in
the inspector palette.

I see you are using the trial version of Freeway 5.4.2. If you get a
chance take a look at the Showcase features in Freeway 5.5 (http://www.softpress.com/tour/new-in-freeway-55/
) as they were designed to make adding image galleries to your Freeway
sites both quick and easy.
Regards,
Tim.

On 29 Oct 2010, at 15:42, Michael Mellon wrote:

Anyone have any idea what could have caused this?

Tim Plumb
Creative Director
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Looks good on Chrome…I do see the white line on Safari and Firefox however.

Not sure, I would try to republish the site again. If that doesn’t work go back through and make sure that the the photos on the studio pages don’t have a left hand custom border set.

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Thanks guys for the quick reply!

I will try those suggestions later today when I get a chance, and let you know if they worked!!

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Alright figured it out.

Unfortunately I cannot upgrade to the newest version as I have a mac ppc…and stuck at 10.4.11.

I tried everything you guys suggested, and got nothing.

However I did check the dimensions and screen positioning of the frames, and found that the main frame was in fact moved over 1 pixel too far, causing it to be clipped.

Thanks guys!

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What speed PPC? I have a PPC Xserve, and it’s running Leopard Server,
and my oldest daughter has a G4 PowerBook --remember those – running
Leopard client. You may be stuck at Leopard, but you’re definitely not
stuck at Tiger for any reason other than maybe processor speed.
Freeway 5.5 needs Leopard, not Snow Leopard, and it runs just fine on
PPC as well as Intel.

Walter

On Oct 29, 2010, at 4:51 PM, Michael Mellon wrote:

Alright figured it out.

Unfortunately I cannot upgrade to the newest version as I have a mac
ppc…and stuck at 10.4.11.

I tried everything you guys suggested, and got nothing.

However I did check the dimensions and screen positioning of the
frames, and found that the main frame was in fact moved over 1 pixel
too far, causing it to be clipped.

Thanks guys!

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I have a 1.42 GHz PPC G4.
1 GB DDR SDRAM

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