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Ok, for one thing IE6 does not support min/max width and height, so you'll have to either use javascript or feed IE6 a fixed width. To do that you need a separate CSS file with JUST the 'fixes' for IE6 in it, then use conditional comments to call that css file in your page.
I can't see your site listing right now.. company blocks ebay.
Also, if you have any floats with margins applied, IE6 will double them if the margin goes in the same direction as they float, ie: float:left with left margin.
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