Problem with Spry Tabbed Panels with Explorer 6

I've used Tabbed panels all over my site, and they seemed to work fine in FireFox, Safari, Explorer 7 and 8, etc. but today i checked out Explorer 6 in BrowserLab, after someone said our site looked weird.
In EX 6 it certainly does: all the tabbed panels are preceded by about a screen's worth of empty space!
I'd appreciate it someone could have a look at this and see if they can tell what's going on:
See this page:
http://www.ragandbone.ca/Pages/willows.html
or almost any ohter page on the site!
I'm very far from experienced in web work, so I might need step by step instructions for any fix suggested.
Thanks in advance
John

Hi, John,
Make the width of the .TabbedPanels narrower. In the course of my experiments, I ended up making it 580px, which works in IE6, according to BrowserLab. You had a simple width overrun; your widths + borders+ paddings + margins (within the content div) added up to more than the width available. You might be able to get away with slightly more width, but test it carefully when you start to add it back in...
This might be an instance of the "doubled margin bug" (see http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/doubled-margin.html).
I changed the margin on .TabbedPanels to margin: 0 auto; so that any effective centering that had been done by 'filling' the width previously was now achieved by the margin-right and margin-left set to "auto." (The zero applies to top and bottom margin.)
I deleted the left: -40px; that you had applied to .TabbedPanelsTab and zeroed out the  right padding on .content ul, .content ol {
padding: 0 15px 15px 0; that your threeColFixHF_RB.css had applied to all ul in the site. This might or might not actually affect anything if you don't make these same changes, but I had altered them in the course of figuring out what was going on. It's never a good policy, in my opinion, to use negative margin if you can simply correct both elements, as I did. You don't want to be progressively compensating for things you don't need anyway!
Beth

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