New web host causing problems

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New web host causing problems

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First off I know next to nothing about web design...

I just changed to a new webhost a few hours ago. (DNS isn't even changed everywhere yet.)

my address is http://www.masterworknetworks.com

The other thing I changed is I added the photo.


And to the point, on the new host and on my machines there's a big blank spot above the menu. I don't know if this is menu related or html related. Could someone show me how to fix this? Nothing I've tried has worked and I'm trying to keep this website as low budget as possible.

Both Hosts are using apache 1.3.33 and I'm using IE 6 if that's relevant.
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There's something wrong with that image. If you go to the image url you get what looks like an image that has the word Masterworks on it and that's the bottom of the image, but if you go to edit/select all you will see it's highlighting twice the height. If you download and open the image in a art program there is a bottom area that is kind of bluish with a bunch of little squares on it, and it looks like there are more words, the first one beginning with N. Is that image supposed to have more to it?

Also, you have placed the menu in the table incorrectly. The only thing that gets placed in the table cell is the main menu, you need to take that from the menu_data.js file and put it between the script tags including a drawmenus(); with it, leave the rest of the menu in the data file and call the data file with the other files, which should be called the first thing right after the body tag. Check http://milonic.com/tablemenu.php here for directions on putting a menu in a table cell.

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Post by multiplexed »

The image must have corrupted during transfer to the webhost. I checked the validity of it earlier, but I checked the copy on my machine instead of what was on the webhost.

At least it was easy to fix. Thanks for pointing that out.
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