Design view displays styles

I just installed Dreamweaver CS3 and when I open a page to be edited, the code works, but design view is not any style. When I have preview in Firefox and IE, it has the style and looks great. If anyone has had this problem or know a fix?

Problem has been solved by going to view > display external files

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< class figure = 'fluid mortgage_choices_image' >
< img src = "_images/newhomesmortgages_htb.jpg" alt = "Helps to buy mortgages" / > "
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< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_title" >
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< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_copy" >
We are specialized in the sustained Militairex help mortgage plan purchase and available with her fantastic mortgage systems. Take advantage of the immense
< / div >
< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_action" >
TELL ME MORE...
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< / div > < div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_box" >
< class figure = 'fluid mortgage_choices_image' >
< img src = "_images/newhomesmortgages_mortgage_ftb.jpg" alt = "first time buyer mortgages" / > "
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< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_title" >
< h3 > HELP BUY MORTGAGES < / h3 >
< / div >
< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_copy" >
We are specialized in the sustained Militairex help mortgage plan purchase and available with her fantastic mortgage systems. Take advantage of the immense
< / div >
< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_action" >
TELL ME MORE...
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< / div > < div class = "mortgage_choices_box fluid zeroMargin_tablet" >
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We are specialized in the sustained Militairex help mortgage plan purchase and available with her fantastic mortgage systems. Take advantage of the immense
< / div >
< div class = "fluid mortgage_choices_action" >
TELL ME MORE...
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left margin: 0;
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box-shadow: 1px 1px 1px 1px #797979;
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left margin: 0;
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{.mortgage_choices_image}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_copy}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_action}
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}
{.rate_slider_subtitle}
}
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color: #0F232A;
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margin left: 5%;
line-height: 35px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
text-align: center;
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do-family: 'Source without Pro', without serif.
font size: 30px;
color: #3FB0B9;
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margin-bottom:-10px;
text-align: center;
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do-family: 'Source without Pro', without serif.
do-size: 22px;
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margin-bottom: 10px;
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margin left: 5%;
line-height: 23px;
text-align: center;
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{.ltv}
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font size: 20px;
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margin left: 5%;
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{.costs}
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font size: 17px;
color: #ccc;
Police-weight: 300;
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margin left: 5%;
margin-bottom: 10px;
text-align: center;
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{.erc}
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color: #ccc;
Police-weight: 300;
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margin left: 5%;
line-height: 20px;
margin-bottom: 10px;
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. Revert {}
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font size: 17px;
color: #ccc;
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line-height: 20px;
text-align: center;
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{.protection_choices_title}
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{.protection_choices_subtitle}
}
{.protection_choices_box}
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}
{.protection_choices_image}
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left margin: 0;
}
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{.downloads_library_subtitle}
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{.download_cover}
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{.download_cover_graphic}
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}
{.zeroMargin_mobile}
left margin: 0;
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display: none;
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/ * Tablet Layout: 481px to 768px. Inherits the styles of: Mobile layout. */
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{.gridContainer}
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padding-right: 1,125%.
Clear: none;
float: none;
left margin: auto;
}
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{.title_index}
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{.subtitle_index}
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{.content_introduction}
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{.content_introduction_para_2}
}
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{.mortgage_choices_subtitle}
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{.mortgage_choices_box}
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margin left: 2.5641%;
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{.mortgage_choices_image}
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left margin: 0;
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{.mortgage_choices_copy}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_action}
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left margin: 0;
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{.costs}
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{.erc}
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. Revert {}
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{.protection_choices_subtitle}
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{.protection_choices_copy}
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left margin: 0;
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{.protection_choices_action}
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left margin: 0;
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{.contact_us_email}
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{.downloads_library_title}
display: block;
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{.downloads_library_subtitle}
display: block;
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{.download_cover_container}
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{.download_cover_graphic}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.hide_tablet}
display: none;
}
{.zeroMargin_tablet}
left margin: 0;
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}
/ * Office Layout: 769px to a maximum of 1232px. Inherits the styles of: Mobile and tablet. */
@media only screen and (min-width: 769px) {}
{.gridContainer}
Width: 78.6666%;
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padding-left: 0.6666%;
padding-right: 0.6666%;
margin: auto;
Clear: none;
float: none;
left margin: auto;
}
{#div1}
}
{.title_index}
}
{.subtitle_index}
}
{.content_introduction}
}
{.content_introduction_para_2}
}
{.mortgage_choices_title}
Width: 100%;
left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_subtitle}
}
{.mortgage_choices_box}
Width: 23.7288%;
Clear: none;
margin left: 1.6949%;
}
{.mortgage_choices_image}
Width: 100%;
left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_copy}
Width: 100%;
left margin: 0;
}
{.mortgage_choices_action}
Width: 100%;
left margin: 0;
}
{.rate_slider}
}
{.rate_slider_header_title}
}
{.rate_slider_subtitle}
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{.ratetitle}
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{.dealterm}
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{.ltv}
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{.costs}
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{.erc}
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. Revert {}
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left margin: 0;
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margin left: 1.6949%;
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{.protection_choices_image}
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left margin: 0;
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{.protection_choices_copy}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.protection_choices_action}
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left margin: 0;
}
{.protection_question}
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{.contact_us_number}
}
{.contact_us_email}
}
{.contact_us_form}
display: block;
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{.whole_of_market_title}
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{.whole_of_market_subtitle}
}
{.whole_of_market_lenders}
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{.downloads_library_title}
display: block;
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{.downloads_library_subtitle}
display: block;
}
{.download_cover_container}
}
{.download_cover_graphic}
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margin left: 1.6949%;
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}
{.zeroMargin_desktop}
left margin: 0;
}
{.hide_desktop}
display: none;
}
}
Any help is appreciated as I am happy with what I have in Design view, but she is seen live that I publish...
Thanks in advance

Thanks for looking, I solved this problem. I had to do with the %'s image. When I changed that, everything fell into place.

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I tried restarting and then put it back and no chance to get rid of the issue.
The output is very well and as planned, so I assume that is not the CSS. That I have not edited since eons anyway really should not therefore it anyway.
This is the case on all my projects help - each with a different CSS - so it may not be the css unless HR did a comprehensive kind of strange changes behind the scenes without my knowledge.
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Run your pages through this validator and clean up any errors...

http://validator.w3.org/

For now, you have a large number of errors that need to be addressed, about 90 altogether.

While some browsers allow to better interpereting what you wanted to do than others (IE being the absolute worst), DW is a maniac, especially in Design view. It is still displayed incorrectly in DW after you fix all the problems, after return and we can take a closer look.

Work on my page and everything that always says "design" view... whats up?

I'm working on my Web page and learn as I go. I find that I am constantly use to by clicking on the view code, because whenever I click on anything in "design view", all
salient facts page and I cannot click on any individual div or images. Y at - it a setting that I accidentally clicked on? Also, I did a last adjustment of sizing for several divs
on my page and now the "content" div appears below the div "sidebar" in Design view, but when the file is saved and downloaded, it appears properly in the browser. It makes just yet
more inconvenient for working on in Dreamweaver when things are not placed as they should be. Here is a link to my site. It's just a page of basic at this point. Is there something in the code
that could be causing these issues, or is it a setting in Dreamweaver itself that I should check on? I appreciate the help.
http://rickcicciarelli.com/AntiqueTargetThrowers.html
(Finally, since people are looking, if someone experienced developers see major flaws in the design of sites at this point or suggestions, I would definitely appreciate some comments, thank you VERY )
Rick

This will be the case when you are clicking an element with ' overflow: hidden ' applied. To change the item, you must double-click, or click right and full item, select from the context menu.

DW is - to take account of cases where an item with this style has a scroll function, preventing all of the content displayed in Design view. When you double click, the content IS displayed, which distort the Design mode as expected, but you can now edit the content that may otherwise be hidden.

Design view displays styles

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