Briefly, the content was in the div that had the overflow: auto and the content was just going E-VE-RY-WHERE. Solution? See below. Yep it worked. Doing some work for a client that needs the legendary IE7- (IE6) support. Doing CSS fixes without hacks until HTML structure has to change. Hopefully not! But this little bit helped.
Overflow Auto and Position Relative
The simplest fix is to apply position: relative to the containing block; the one with overflow: auto.
