Problem with IE7

Hi guys,
after installing IE7 version, am not able to find the buttons in our web portal. Kindly suggest how to fix this problem
Thanks in advance.

hi...your r so elder member in the forum.....The word is 'old', not 'elder'.
these
are not stupid questions...Yes they are!
making this type of
conservation is very bad....No it is not. You are asking an off-topic question in a Java forum with little or no context information.
if u find
unrelated...Your question is 'unrelated' to Java.
just see and leave it....u r no where
related to me...Fairly obvious.
no need to suggest these....Yes there is! In a Java forum ask questions related to Java. In an HTML/CSS forum ask questions related to HTML/CSS.
>
this is a technically related forum...dont initiate
this conversations...I am trying very hard to make you understand that with the little information that you have given and the fact that this is a Java forum and not an HTML/CSS forum you are very very very unlikely to get a satisfactory response in this forum.
please.....you are so elder
member here....so there is a big respect from my
side...You would show respect if you accepted that this is a Java forum and not a HTML/CSS forum.

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> problems
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> to
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>
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"broberts65" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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> First off, I am relatively new to this. I just started
redoing a website
> for a
> friend using DW8. I have done a couple of sites the old
fashioned HTML
> way and
> have little experience w/ CSS. The site was built with a
purchased
> template.
> I get everything lined up correctly w/ FF but IE7 pushes
the right side
> down
> below the left. I have read several messages about this
but still a
> little
> confused.
>
> Here is the page
>
http://c2logix.com/Solutions/Delivery_Collection_and_Distribution.html.
>
> I don not know if it the CSS or the DOC TYPE or what is
causing this. Any
> ideas?
>

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