Quote Originally Posted by barco57 View Post
it doesn't appear to be in the css.

Code:
http://4horsementackle.com/mthumb.php?src=includes/templates/FZCF7211/images/logo.png&zc=2&w=105px&h=35px
That is the link to logo when in the small viewport. So when the logo.png is processed by the mthumb.php it is the resulting image that ends up being produced that has white sides on it. How to resolve that I do not know as I haven't worked with this template, but that should get you pointed in the right direction.
when i looked at this yesterday, i noticed that. however it looked like the large viewport was using the same image. today when i look at it, the large viewport uses a different image. maybe yesterday, i did not have enough coffee!

so @barco57 is correct. its is not the template that is causing the problem. it is the image. you can either modify the image to eliminate the white sides, or modify the template to use the same image as the large viewport, but resize it.

the large image is at:

Code:
http://4horsementackle.com/mthumb.php?src=includes/templates/FZCF7211/images/logo.png&zc=2&w=296px&h=150px
best.