... I just discovered that the key for dates booked and not
booked simply fails to appear in IE for Windows. http://blvdpark.org/clubhouse.html
You are serving IEfixes.css via conditional comments to IE with #content { position: relative; text-align: justify; }
Now you have #content positioned relatively, but without "layout" That's a no-no in IE6.
For a fix, add height:1%; here.
This dimension triggers this element to behave slighlty different ... "booked and unbooked dates" are floating divs. IE6 tends to have some problems with layering in this situation (float as a child of a relatively positioned parent): the parent overwrites the child. Yes, that's illogical.
test case and some rant: http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/rpfloat.html
Ingo
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