Looking for help to Position a Footer Image

Hi all, Im new here (at posting) but have read lots in the past. Great infor here.

Now, I am stumped on this. I have been using ZC for over a year now and I throught I know it very well until now.

My problem sounds like an easy fix but I have found it not.

I have a custom template, my footer image is off center (a lot).
I have searched, research, read lots forums but I just can not seem to find an answer.

I only want to center this image. I am not sure where to edit, php file or css file, which I have looked both.
I cant even find the right file to edit. I am not a pro css edited or php at that, but I can figure thing out. (except this)

Thanks,
Any help would be appreciated.

The files to edit should be
templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_footer.php
and
templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/css/stylesheet.css

But a link to your site would be much better; you should know better having read a lot ;)

Thanks for the quick reply.
My website is of the adult nature, that is not why a put in on here.
But if you need to see what I am talking about, the footer image, go here:
http://diyadulttoys.com

Thank again, I will look into these folder now.

You have way too many validation errors. There are 10 errors with 212 warnings just in your frame.
Generally, you would not need to edit a php file to position an object. That's what the stylesheet is for.
Fixing the frame problem (try taking it out for a while) might fix a lot of the problems.

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After you told me about the validation errors, which I haven't done that in awhile.
Came up with the same find you did(@dbtoe). The errors that I found, finding these files to edit, Im had/having
a hard time finding them. My lack of knowledge in this area hopefully won't drive me crazy.

I have attached my unedited stylesheet and my footer file. Maybe someone can tell me what needs edited to fix the problem, if there
even is a problem with these files.

Thanks for your input.

As I stated above, you will probably need to remove the frame, fix what's left, and then carefully try to bring back the frame as something other than a frame. Zen Cart and frames don't play well.
Remember, also, that any file ending in .css will be loaded when your template loads. You appear to have *****menu.css and *****menu-orig.css fighting each other. I generally just change the extension to three letters that aren't a common file extension, like jet. Don't use .old or .bak as hackers will look for those.

Thanks for the help and input.
I have already email my W/Deb. This is over my head. Until I learn more, I don't want to screw things
up more than they are. At least everything work for now. :D