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5/28/2012 5:07 AM
 

Hi Everybody,

I am new to DNN. I created a website using DNN. Here when i added more than one language to website, respective language flags will appear for us. These flag alignment in IE and CHROME are different. In IE flags are appearing in social media pan where as in CHROME those will appear in same line of logout button. Can any body help me how to arrange the alignment of these flags in single line as it appears in chrome. And I am using installation kit to develop my website.


 
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