Originally Posted by Anthony

Oh god, a company running IE6 only, right? Bleh. Keeping up with backwards compatibility drives me insane. Still awaiting the call to the end-of-life for that browser. I shudder every time CSS wants to be interpreted differently in IE6 versus Firefox (2 or 3) or even Safari. Floats mainly. Fixed height pages drive me nuts too. Unless your element ABSOLUTELY needs to be 250px high (eg. for absolute positioning or because of background elements [..hopefully]) then there is no need for it!!! IE6 will throw it all out of whack. Not only that but it doesn't see z-index correctly either. Oh and go ahead and name a private variable in Javascript called "class" and watch what IE6 does! Simple things like that can lead to failure on that browser. AND don't even get me started on transparent PNG images in IE6...