What could cause a small thin line of the background image to come through when using images set to absolute and relative in a div box in Webflow?

There are several possible reasons why a small thin line of the background image may appear when using images set to absolute and relative in a div box in Webflow. Here are a few potential causes and solutions:

1. Border-collapse issue:

• Use the CSS border-collapse property to collapse the borders.
• Add border-collapse: collapse; to the parent element of the div box.

1. Subpixel rendering issue:

• Adjust the size and position of the div box to ensure it aligns with whole pixel values.
• Use Math.round() or Math.floor() to round the position and size values.

1. Anti-aliasing issue:

• Apply a negative margin or padding to the div box.
• Use a higher resolution image or increase the image size to reduce the aliasing effect.

1. Background repeat issue:

• If the background image has repeat set to repeat-x or repeat-y, it may create a line if the div box is not tall or wide enough.
• Check the dimensions of the div box and adjust accordingly or change the background-repeat value.

1. Browser rendering issue:

• Test the website on different browsers to see if the issue persists across all of them.
• Clear the browser cache to eliminate any potential caching issues.

These are just a few possible reasons for the thin line issue. It's important to analyze the specific layout and CSS properties used in the Webflow project to pinpoint and resolve the problem accurately.

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