There’s an image named g.gif somewhere in my WordPress site

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I am looking for this pixel which appears full width in my mobile site, so I want to remove it.

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Image URL: http://pixel.wp.com/g.gif?v=ext&j=1%3A3.5.3&blog=66797659&post=0&tz=-4&srv=synstudioblog.staging.wpengine.com&host=synstudioblog.staging.wpengine.com&ref=&rand=0.8039163304492831

Well, I can see it’s g.gif and assume it has something to do with WordPress keeping track of the blog, but I want to grab it and edit its CSS style. The thing is it doesn’t show up in the page source or when I search my theme source code.

What is this g.gif in WordPress about? Any info about this would be very helpful.
Thanks.

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That’s the Jetpack Stats image, it’s necessary to track the stats. You can disable it by disabling Jetpack Stats but it shouldn’t be full width, that will be a CSS problem

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