
Originally Posted by
kuroi
Clyde's suggestion should fix this for you. As additional commentary, I have never seen a site that is truly OK in Internet Explorer but broken in Firefox. Unless specifically designed for IE (and using IE-specific features that aren't recognised by standards bodies) sites that look that way are usually just broken, period. However, because IE6 often ignores what you tell it to do, sometimes the features that cause the breakage have been over-ridden.
As a further aside, IE7 is much more respectful of what you tell it to do, so your site is even more broken in IE7 than in FF.