Images shift when jumping to anchors

I have a file using manual menus connected to anchors. In the browser when I click on any menu item one of my images shifts. It's a patterned wall paper that must meet fairly close to look right. The shift of about 3/8" spoils the effect. I've deleted and reset the anchors but the shift persists. This errors previousy didn't occur in this file. I've made some change it seems which has created this shift. I deleted my broswer cache hoping that might fix the problem but it didn't help. I've checked where my images are pinned to and how they are set to fit in their space and it appears correct.(I am using tiling) As an aside I've begun to wonder if anchors are really a work in progress, I've noticed other issues with them that didn't seem to make sense.
CharlesSchutz

Aish,
I'm not able to provide a URL. All access to the site is under an NDA and
is hosted on a private server with encrypted access other than my local
machine. If you could tell me if this is a known issue then I can hand it
off to one of their developers to look into, It would be helpful to have
some ideas about what component could be the issue and if its possible to
get access to fix it?
I don't know the steps I took that created the error. The file did work but
began appearing I believe after I began fine tuning the anchors and moving
some of the content. That's all I know. As I mentioned it all looks
correct. The settings match another copy of this same file I have. The copy
with my new edits has this error of shifting images and at the level I am
able to understand it all appears correct.
Cordially,
Chuck Schutz
On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Aishvarya Raj Rastogi <

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