Took over a website for a company to maintain for them and before I get the site re-designed I am trying to find out why this one single digit keeps showing up on the main page. It is the number "4" and if you look at http://www.mainstreetevergreen.com/ it appears just below the slideshow box and above the embedded video.

Could someone take a look at my source code and let me know where the heck it is ? Driving me nuts!

Also...not sure who designed the site but I cannot seem to get the slideshow in a centered position.... as you can see the left side extends out to far. Its a crazy script someone used in order to put it in place but I just want to neaten things up before the company decides on a re-design.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hiya Ron,

Without delving too far into the code it looks like it's a residual slider menu indicator where there were probably 1 2 3 4 at one time and the first 3 were removed but the last one was missed. You can verify that the 4 represents 1 of your images as you'll see it change to that same image any time you click it. I would look for your scripts setup for that image slider and you'll most likely find the settings for it there to turn it off or hide it etc.

Make this change then narrow up the footer-pad.

Thanks Joann - I ended up just taking the 1 extra slide out of the sequence and the 4 removed and Eric that was the trick...thanks. I kept trying to alter it in the actual index page and it slipped my mind to check in the css file.