Why does my page not display correctly in Internet Explorer 6?

I created a simple page with a series of divs. In all of the modern browsers, it appears fine, but in Internet Explorer 6, it falls apart. I have no idea what is causing it to happen.

You can view the page here: IE 6 Test Page

If you have IE6 installed, I included the Firebug Lite JS file on the 开发者_运维知识库page, so just click the firebug icon in the bottom right corner to inspect an element.

Here's a screenshot using Browserlab to view the page in Firefox and IE6: Comparison Screenshot

The 3rd div named 'content'(With the Manager Email field) moves everything to the right forcing the next div to the next line. Also, none of the row div's reach all the way across as they should(see Comparison Screenshot)

I did some research and have found that there is some problems in IE6 using floats which I use here, but I'm not sure how to fix it.

Why does my page not display correctly in Internet Explorer 6? And better yet, how can I fix it? :)

It looks like the third div isn't clearing the float properly. Perhaps give each of the row divs the style clear: both

Do you really need to support IE6? Even Microsoft is fighting it nowadays and the market share is starting to be irrelevant except for China.

There's a difference between "not working in IE6" and "not looking perfect in IE6".

As has already been said, IE6's market share is low and continuing to fall -- it's below 2% in most of the developed world (see http://gs.statcounter.com/ for country-by-country stats).

Given those stats, I would say that if the page is usable in IE6 then your work is done. IE6 users are by now used to web pages looking bad. Many popular sites don't work at all in their browser, so one with a few layout glitches won't phase them at all. They'll still use the site.

If it is actually broken to the point of not being usable then it's a different story; in that case, you'd need to consider how important those few IE6 users are to you vs the time it'll take to do the work, and fix it accordingly, but that doesn't seen to be case here: the page seems to work. It looks a bit naff, but it works.