IE 5.5 apparently has a bug displaying CSS pages sometimes. I've found a few mentions of this in web dev newsgroups, but no resolutions.
What happens is that sometimes (and most especially when IE is maximized as I usually use it) you see horizontal white lines between some CSS floating boxes. You don't see it between all the boxes, and it's totally random in appearance.
I KNOW it's a browser bug issue because if you just take the focus away from the Window and then return it, the lines disappear. Also they come and go after subsequent refreshes.
It's NOT a video driver issue - this happens on a variety of systems I've tried it on and only with IE 5.5 BUT - here's an interesting catch, ONLY on systems running Win2K. Every Win98 system running IE 5.5 displays it properly.
In this screenshot you can see what I mean - there's three lines across the page:
This page was generated by Adbobe GoLive, but I've seen posts in newsgroups that it also happens with Fireworks and other editors so I don't think it's editor specific.
Pages look fine in IE 5.0, IE 6.0 and NN 4.7
If you want to try it with your browser the URL is: http://iselldomainnames.com/sanjuansledders/
Anyone have ANY ideas? Seem like the web community is just ignoring it. It's aggravating me because I want my pages to look RIGHT on EVERYONE'S browser
Granted if it's limited to IE 5.5 on Win2K only it's not a major issue, but it's still annoying.
) with no problems with the screen dropping out as your example showed. Tried Netscape 4.76, full screen refresh and try different pages within: looks ok. 
