A problem that targets Internet Explorer 6 is the floating lists (ul li) without a specific width set.
For example, a menu can work properly if the UL LI is float:left; and without no width, but in Internet Explorer 6, a specific width must be set to render the UL LI correctly, and not as blocks.
As such, a trick is to float:left; the anchor (a) inside the list, too (ul li).
ul li { float:left; }
ul li a { float:left; }
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