Anyone any good with CSS? I'm tearing my hair out today.
I'm creating a new website for my VAT Consultant employers. It's CSS base rather than using tables because I think CSS produces better results and Google seems to like it better.
Unfortunately the CSS is having a few problems, especially with FLOAT: properties. One of the pages I'm having problems with should look like this:

Unfortunately in IE6 (on my machine at least) it looks like this:

And in Mozilla Firefox it looks like this:

Heh, I'm not great with CSS, as seen from my recent problems on my site. For the first problem in IE6, have you tried a z-index property on the left floated div? Say maybe a z-index: 3 and the rest of the divs z-index: 2? As for the second, where you have text encroaching the upper divs, you could try a
. This makes sure that everything below that declaration is below that declaration. Just some ideas. Like I said, not good at all with CSS.
Gotta love that sanitize spec. Anyway, the code that was taken out was:
[br clear="all" /]
Of course, the [] gets replaced with angle brackets.