Firefox is not displaying the Actions menu in Google calendar

I have used Google calendar on my old XP machine. I have a new Win7 64 bit machine and now Firefox does not completely display the Google calendar page. The word Actions is displayed at the lower right corner, but the icons are off screen and unavailable. I can get to it in IE.

Actually it also seems to work in the current Firefox 4 beta as it is.
The code is not right though - the correct syntax for the color attribute with hex values is with a # at the start, so:
color="#FF9966"
It might work in Firefox 3.x if you change that.

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