CSS not matching the content of the script

Hi guys, I recently bought a business that integrates a new design into a script called LayeredPanel V2 for free hosting. I have designed the homepage and had it coded with CSS tableless and cross-browser compatibility.
The content of the script is supposed to follow the CSS of the homepage. As you can see, it´s messed up. I wonder if it´s because there´s something wrong with the CSS or if there´s something wrong in the integration of the new HTML into the script files.
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The homepage is ok and then the FAQ is not aligned and if you log in as a user in Control Panel, all the content of the script doesnt fit inside the design. (for that you have to log in but I dont have permission to give that information, although I show some screenshots of it here)
I would really appreciate any help. In fact if you need the log in and can resolve it and want to work coding for me in the future, you´re welcome cause i have heaps of work and need a coder who understand the whole process. The coding is basically one page, homepage.

Please PM me if you´re interested.

 

It kinda looks like your Control Panel on the right side might have position:absolute and right:0px with a fixed width that is bigger than it needs to be.

If it's not already, set a fixed width to the User Control Panel and a smaller width for the Control Panel and change the position:absolute to position:relative if it is indeed position:absolute. Also add float:left and display:inline to both User Control Panel and Control Panel. You might need to play with the width values a bit to get it all to fit properly. Just by eying it, I'd say that the Control Panel should be around 100-150px maybe.

You should also add a clearing div after your Control Panel too.

For example:

#UserControlPanel {
    width:500px;
    position:relative;
    float:left;
    display:inline;
}
#ControlPanel {
    width:100px;
    position:relative;
    float:left;
    display:inline;
}
.clear{
    clear:both;
}

Code (markup):

Then in the HTML it should be something like this:

<div id="UserControlPanel">
    Content
</div>
<div id="ControlPanel">
    Content
</div>
<div class="clear"></div>

Code (markup):

Hopefully, your code looks something like this already so it'd be easier for you to fix.

-Bryan