Very basic and *valid* page that IE6/7 both choke on?

[jlizarraga]

IE6 and especially 7 are having some major trouble rendering this extremely basic and *valid* sample page:

http://leaseforless.com/test/admin.html

I have IE6 installed with an IE7 standalone hack, so I can't use the IE7 dev toolbar, but the IE6 dev toolbar shows that for some reason it thinks each "lfl_CurrentVehiclesDark/Light" ends at the bottom of the next one. And sometimes the top Current Vehicles row's background color doesn't show up as part of this.

In IE7, all the content spills out of the frame.

I've never seen an IE rendering problem like this before. Can this be CSS related? The only non-valid stuff in the CSS is to get around IE6's min-height:

*height: 100px;
min-height: 100px;

I'm thinking there's probably something I'm missing here that one of you fancy gurus can pick out in a second.

[jlizarraga]

Got it to work. I was under the impression that IE7 ignores the wildcard next to a rule like that, but I guess not! I'm dumb.