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The right module overlaps the content one in Firefox/Chrome displays fine in IE. I'm not much of a DNN maven, so any help would be much appreciated.
You would need the original skin installation package to edit locally on your computer in a text editor or something like Visual Web Developer Express. It's definitely the css that is the problem. Both with the menu items and with the right column content alignment. You could try using Firebug for Firefox to help narrow down the problem css, but adding 20px to the contentpane width worked. The css looks rather unconventional or non-standards to me, though. I'd probably have done it a bit differently in general.
It looks like your DNN install is an older version about two years old. You should try the skin out with the latest version of DNN - upgrading will enhance your security as older sites are speculated to be the targets of widespread hacking attempts using asp.net security bugs that were recently addressed by both microsoft and dnn's latest version 5.5.1. The important one really is the microsoft updates, so make sure your host is keeping current on security upgrades. And again, I'd try out the dnn upgrade locally first before attempting an upgrade on your server, and make backups first, too.
You would also likely need host/superuser account access to install your edited version of the skin on your live server. If you'd like help, I may be able to do the edits for you, but I would charge $15/hour to do so, and would require at least a temporary host user account.
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