Beverly, The top banner looks for the opening html and opening body tag. The top banner looks for the closing /body tag and closing /html tag. If one or both sets are doubled, 2 banners get inserted (top or bottom -- or both can be affected). If one or both sets are missing a tag, the placement of the banner gets messed up. The banner inserts at a place (top or bottom banner) that makes the most sense to it, remembering "it" is only coding that can't think -- it just does what it was programmed (or coded) to do. I think I've read on this list that other problems in a page can affect banner placement, too. I've also read that if using Frames, RW banners will appear in every frame (box). So, look in your HTML first. Make sure your HEAD tags (open, close), body tags (open, close), and HTML tags (open, close) are all present, and where they should be. If you run your code through the HTML validator at http://validator.w3.org/ it will tell you if the page has problems. Lastly, post the URLs of problem pages so people on the List can look at your code and help. Judy On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 6:09 AM, Beverly Watson <beverly_wat@msn.com> wrote: > > Has Rootsweb made changes to the banner at the foot of the page in the last > few days? It had previously been at the very bottom of the page, but is now > about 1/4 inch above the bottom and I find that several of the pages in my > website has become distorted. Since I haven't made any changes I can only > assume the change to the banner has been the cause of this. > > Beverly >

On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 6:41 AM, J.A. Florian <cageycat@gmail.com> wrote: > Beverly, > > The top banner looks for the opening html and opening body tag. > > The top banner looks for the closing /body tag and closing /html tag. > == Ooops, I meant my 2nd sentence to say "The bottom banner..." Sorry if my typo caused any confusion. Judy