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    Hello. I am seeking help to fix this IE 7 bug which leaves the footer of the web pages on the right side of the page instead of the bottom. Can someone help please?

    Here is the link to the site
    http://zephyrteambuilding.com

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    Thank you!
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    thanks sorry a letter was missing

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    thanks sorry a letter was missing

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    From just a quick look through your CSS, it appears your footer is inside the container and wrapper divs, and absolute positioned. But so are the other divs. Absolute inside an absolute = problems.

    I, personally, would add a clear:both; to the footer CSS and then put it outside both the container and wrapper divs.

    If you need help with that part, let me know.

    If you want to try another option that's cool too. Like I said it was a quick glance at the CSS. It could be another problem, but that's what jumped out at me.
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    I will try that out. Thanks again.

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