White space at bottom of Safari window

I need a little help with a very odd problem.
When I load websites that I have created with iWeb '09 using Safari on my Mac, I sometimes get a portion of the page (always near the bottom of the page) that displays as white, and not the color of the browser background color that I have published. However, if I click anywhere on my desktop (i.e., the Finder) while the Safari window is open, then the white space is instantly changed to the correct color.
I am running the latest versions of all Apple software, and I have run both disk repair and permissions repair on my hard drive. I have also reset the PRAM on my Mac Pro.
This is both annoying and puzzling. Does anyone have any suggestions? I am running Snow Leopard 10.6.2 and iWeb '09.
Thanks,
-AstraPoint
(note: we also posted this problem on the iWeb '09 forum pages)

My tutorial (http://toadstutorials.info) and demo sites (Old Toad's Demo Sites) are crated with no page background and a tiled image for the browser background so haven't had the situation you've have. But some of the demo pages had a lot of stuff on it and does load slowly at times with no issue regarding background.
Give it a try.

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