There is an issue with IE 6.0 on the page http://tinyurl.com/y3ys69
The page is rendered without issues, but after it triggers onLoad event, then the main table stretches and breaks the structure. Firefox doesn't seem to have an issue like that. Do you have any clues?

Maybe to add onLoad event:
setActiveUserWidth('userwdth-fixed'); return false;

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jazzitup commented
Title: IE 6.0 issues » Relative address issue when used with clean URL's + i18n + taxonomy

Ok, I tracked down the problem (my addition of HTML tags inside the template is making me headaiche), and this is not an issue of a template anymore... it's more like a support request on how to make this template much lighter than it is now... I'll make just one default fixed template without dynamic JS content (and meta toolbar). Which .css and .js files could I remove completely?

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jazzitup commented

In my logs I'm noticeing frequently this type of "Page not found" notes

Location: http://myweb.com/en/taxonomy/term/themes/meta/css/images/background-black.gif
Referrer: http://myweb.com/en/taxonomy/term/10

Description:
I'm using clean URL's + i18n and then a style.css redirects a browser to the wrong content with this line:
body { background: #fff url('../css/images/background-pink.gif') repeat-x fixed top left; }

That means, if your current URL is http://myweb.com/en/taxonomy/term/10, then ../css/images/background-pink.gif will naturaly result with http://myweb.com/en/taxonomy/term/themes/meta/css/images/background-black.gif which is logical, but doesn't point to the real content.

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Sean Et Cetera commented

I have the exact same problem. I'm using clean urls, but when I view different pages, I get a similar error: "taxonomy/term/themes/meta/css/images/background-black.gif not found.". Now, I know I could edit the page.tpl.php file for meta to get rid of some of those, but that's the wrong way to do it. Any suggested fixes? I mean, it could be something with drupal itself that is causing the issue.