Small spot in web page appears only in google chrome

Chrome is getting me crazy. Maybe I'm stupid but I don't understand why chrome shows the green stain under the title (top left). And I say Chrome because the stain does not appear neither in Firefox 开发者_开发知识库nor in Explorer (tried all combinations in three different computers). To make things worse, the stain sometimes disappear if I refresh the page.

Maybe there's an error in the page and chrome is unable to fix it while the others do?

I know this is not very important but it is very annoying and I'd like to know what's going on.

You can see it for yourself.

It's the <a/> inside the <h1 id="logo"/> element. If you don't need it, remove it. If you need it to be in the HTML, but shouldn't be visible, hide it: h1#logo a { display: none }.

It is a link to http://wordpressdrupal.com/#

It is a text: wordpresstodrupal, which also appears on Safari.

Probably it is caused by a css trick that tríes to hide it.

I think the stain you talk of is the anchor text(Wordpress to Drupal) of the link you have within <h1 id="logo">

To get rid of it, delete the text. If you want you could add it to the link by using the title="" attribute.