I've included some javascript to expand and collapse sections of attributes and it works very well for me, to let users add special custom attributes to products and select different variations that are non-standard. I like to hide them because there can be quite a few attributes and not everyone will want to or need to specify them all.

The only issue is that the javascript is messing up the layout in IE6, such that the sideboxes on the right get punted to the bottom of the page. Not very nice.

This javascript works great in IE7, IE8, Firefox, Safari (mac and windows), and Chrome. It's only IE6 that gets messed up. It has to do with the center column elements getting too wide and overflowing into the sidebox area and then the browser puts them below the main center content instead of just leaving them on the side. Or, maybe its that after the script runs the center column is shifted to the right. Only in IE6.

I'm not too sure how to get this sorted out - if it would be something in the stylesheet or in the code. Any help would be appreciated.

I took the javascript from here:
http://www.onlinetools.org/tests/newscollapse.html

An example of a problem page on my site:
http://www.shoptheweddingplanner.com...roducts_id=193