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I believe I found the problem based on your last suggestion.

body
{
margin-left: 0.5in;
font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;
font-size: 0.95em;
background-color: #ffffff;
}

It appears that there's not a way to take the background color out in the style editor, but I was able to with a text ...

That sounds like a great plan... block out large chunks of the style sheet to determine what block the problem is in, and then drill down from there once it's identified. I'll try that next and let you know what I find.

Thanks much!

If I start a new project from scratch, it works fine. As soon as I bring in my normal style sheet into the new project, it breaks. That's why I believe the problem is in the style sheet, but can't figure out what in there might be causing this.

Dan

If your body frame overlapping the image one? If so, then you'll need to move the image frame up a z-index level.

What kind of image are you using, BTW? What file extension?

No frame overlap. I've tried using a blank page with ONLY the image frame ... no luck. Also, I've tried various file ...

LTinker68 wrote:Do you have anything in the stylesheet with visibility set to hidden? And do you use DIVs with Z-index values?

No, not that I'm aware of. I'm not expert on CSS but know enough to modify styles to meet my needs. The Z-index setting under "div" is (not set).

If I switch to the default style sheet, it works fine, but not with the one that I've been using for about two years now. If I can find the offending code, I'll change it, but I have no idea where to look. Yes, it appears to be a bug. HELP!!!

In page layout, if I add an image frame, the image appears for an instant and then disappears. The frame stays, but does not display the image, and it is not displayed on the generated output. If I put the frame over the body frame, the frame covers up that part of the body on the output, but with ...