Gradient background not aligned correctly

i have some photo pages and the gradient background is not aligned correctly
- generally below where I want it - like on iweb shows correctly - but on web - it is below the navbar.....
.... how do I control this?
is this something to do with layout? one page is fine - the next is messed up....
this was an import from iweb 2006 - does that matter

crazy enough but I think I found it : I had a 3 word title for the page - and when I replaced the spaces with dashes - the problem went away.....
Is that kooky or what?

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