IE6? What's the surprise in that? One should not expect to (have to) offer IE support if one is using
any relatively decent web technology.
MysticTome, if what you want is to
prevent the bottom of a very high TOC from disappearing below the browser window, the only practical way I know that can be done vis by means of
overflow-y: scroll; however, that may require editing the CSS of the parent element too (because of templates: that I havn't tested). With that and specifying size in both dimentions, that should make the effect no matter how tall the TOC is.
Can you try code like this?
div.dokuwiki div.toc {
position: fixed;
top: 10em;
bottom: 10em;
left: -20px;
width: 200px;
overflow-y: scroll;
}
This should work with Opera (where I tested), Mozilla, and any other decent browser. IE support is a no-no.