space around div with background image

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Published on 2010-04-13T11:57:58Z Indexed on 2010/04/13 12:03 UTC
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Hi to all, i'm trying to create a frame that will contain a dynamic amount of text. it has rounded corners so a created 3 divs:top, body and bottom. body will hold the content while top & bottom only display the respective images of the frame. all this can be seen here:

http://www.m-challenge.com/nimrod/modular_frame.php

the problem: there is a space those top and bottom divs and the middle one. please take a look and any input would be highly appreciated. have a nice day :-)

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