Display issue in Firefox

We are using Vibe 3.3, everything display is fine in IE. But issue on Firefox. And we find that one more big problem is Firefox cannot show all records.
Attached screen capture for your reference.
I am try to edit ssf_css.jsp but not sucess.

You already asked the same thing some time ago: https://forums.novell.com/showthread...lem-in-firefox
Please do not post the same issue in these forums twice!
In my eyes you've got 3 options:
1.) I really suggest buying maintenance for your site again. This would be really worth it, especially because you would be entitled for Vibe 4.0 which is coming next year and which will bring lots of incredibly great enhancements!
2.) keep on hacking files and stay with an unsupported and potentially unsecure system.
3.) get professional support which Novell and service providers like us can provide -> but this might be more expensive than buying maintenance again.
I would suggest No. 1!
Sorry for being so direct. ;-)
HTH
Cheers
Erik

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