Ever since I upgraded to Win2000 with it's IE6, I've had some page rendering problems. Others, too. Sometimes when you load a page, it only loads one window's worth. That's one reason why it's so important to get your content "above the fold".

Anyway, this is fixed by the user with a quick double-tap on F11. Going full-screen and back is enough to cause the browser to re-render the page, and rendered fully.

More importantly though, this is 'fixed' by the webmaster with the following line of code placed just before your closing BODY tag ("</BODY>"):

<div style="clear:both;"></div>

Thank you, Kristine. Now, how come I didn't find this eight months ago, and how come more webmasters haven't implemented it?