taylorehat

up2early: Try wrapping the html content your placing in your text widget with an li tag. It looks like you’ve got this:

<ul class="textwidget">

... Your table and Facebook widget html you've added in WP Admin.

</ul>

try this…

<ul class="textwidget">

<li>
... Wrap Your table and Facebook widget html you've added in WP Admin within an LI.
</li>

</ul>

Maybe IE6 will like it better?

lpstenu: Sorry, I totally forgot to wrap my html with code tags. Also, when I posted this here I assumed it was posted to trac. I will have to do that.

WordPress Main Directory > wp-includes > default-widgets.php (Line 383)

It is part of the Text Widget Class

Currently it is wrapping the a set of
<li>‘s with a <div>. IE doesn’t like the order and I am assuming it is picking up the closing </div> and closing the widget prematurely, breaking the layout.

Good luck!