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I know this is odd, but if I remove this code from the page, the corners come back:

 

Ontime.jpg

 

I can't really tell you why that is, unfortunately. The code you are using to add those corners -- a mix of assigned classes, inline styling, and multiple nested div and table tags -- is quite confusing and difficult to work with. Some elements on the page have multiple classes assigned to them, so it's sometimes hard to know what classes are assigned to those elements intentionally, and which ones are intended to "fix" issues caused by unintended classes being assigned.

 

Alternatively, removing the "height:100%" from

 

table, td {} (Line 7)

 

in your css file will fix it as well, though you will have height issues to deal with.

Posted

Thanks Falken,

 

I tried a couple of things as well with no luck. It is not very noticeable or at least better than having the length move up so I will leave it as is for a while and try figure it out later.

 

Thanks for your response.

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