Div not working on IE for PC

I have coded a pages to display results of a SQL query, but to only display 10 results per page and to offer next 10 and if relavent, previous 10. These 2 links, next/prev are at the bottom when the php scripts are done, however, it only knows the total amount of results after the results are displayed and I want to display this info above the results. Therefore I use the div command (div id="div1") to position it in the right place. In the css style type in the head I have used this to make the position

This works great with all browsers for MAC but for PC, NO! it puts it where the php script is on the bottom of the page. I don't use the div command often in my website but I see it discussed as a problem on this forum, have I encountered what many find a difficult thing to do?

IE6 does not natively support position:fixed. There are a few work-arounds.

<div> is an element, not a command. HTML and CSS do not have "commands".

Thanks Krav for directing me to google and for the correcting me in element not command. I did try a work-around in one the google results but changing it work on PC made it stop working for MAC! I will have spend alot more time in this I can see.

You could use conditional comments to give the work-around to IE5+/Win only.

Just remember that only IE5+/Win supports them.
About Conditional Comments
Some more information on conditional comments can be found on this page.
QuirksMode.org : Conditional comments
http://www.google.com/search?q=IE+conditional+comment

Yes it was I believe, conditional
they used
<!--[if lte IE 6]>
<style type="text/css">
/*<![CDATA[*/
html {overflow-x:auto; overflow-y:hidden;}
/*]]>*/
</style>
They were seeming to exploit another bug in IE6 to trick it was fixed!

LOL

It's ironic that you put a CDATA marker inside the conditional comment. IE6 doesn't support XHTML (it only supports HTML with errors that happens to look exactly like XHTML), so using that is pointless.

P.S. I hope you just forgot to copy and paste the end tag for the conditional comment.

Yes, I did thanks Krav!