The Header in my home page is truncated. My home page Header is cut off. The header appears in Internet Explorer, but not in Mozilla Firefox 3.6.13. How to make the header display in Firefox?

The Header in my home page is truncated. My home page Header is cut off. The header appears in Internet Explorer, but not in Mozilla Firefox 3.6.13. How do make the header display?

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