A glitch in the Calibrate Web Page Theme

[GOC]

If you look at www.wega.org.uk you will see that towards the top left there is a small blank triangle, just above where it says WEGA latest news. This blank triangle is repeated throughout the site, but not everywhere - why? Is it possible to get rid of it?
Otherwise Webstyle has been a delight to use. Just make sure to keep the different varieties of the web page theme separate - you cannot share common elements!

[Xara Support]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by GOC:
If you look at http://www.wega.org.uk you will see that towards the top left there is a small blank triangle, just above where it says WEGA latest news. This blank triangle is repeated throughout the site, but not everywhere - why? Is it possible to get rid of it?
Otherwise Webstyle has been a delight to use. Just make sure to keep the different varieties of the web page theme separate - you cannot share common elements!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hi, when creating the page, you specified the background color to be #fcf0e1 This caused the selected color value to be applied to the body section of the web page. This is achieved by specifying the color in the body class of a style sheet. The body class in your web page reads

body {
color: #000000;/*themecolour3%0;*/
background-color:fcf0e1;/*themecolour3;*/
background-image: url('index_files/index_topstrip.gif');
background-repeat: repeat-x
}

As you can see from the above body class an image named index_topstrip.gif' is repeated as the background which would also have the color value of #fcf0e1

Having exported your page from webstyle, you have added an inline style to the body tag causing the body section of the web page to be altered and display the color value #FFFAD5. The inline style is applied to the body of the web page but cannot overwrite the color value of the image being repeated thus causing a difference in color values from the top strip to main body section and also leaving the triangle you refer to.

I recommend re-editing the page in webstyle and chnaging the background color value to be #FFFAD5 as apposed to #fcf0e1 Or alternatively removing the inline style applied to the body tag of the web page.

Thank you