I was wondering if there was any consensus on how best to fix or compensate for the unfortunate behaviour of IE6 with regards to the width calculation of textarea boxes. For anyone who hasn't seen it, the full-width texareas that are everywhere in the ZMI suddenly started pushing the width out in IE6, causing the horizontal scrollbar to become active, and generally making ZMI editing life miserable. Would it be possible to include in 2.6 (or 2.5.1, even better) a user preference, sitewide configuration setting, or other means of suppressing a few pixels/percent of that default width? I'm loathe to apply a massive search-replace to put "95%" in my local ZMI source, and IE6 must be a common enough platform for Zope users to warrant a workaround. I wouldn't hold my breath that MS would fix IE or anything sensible like that. It would be a shame to slow the whole thing down with browser detection logic for this one bug, unless that opened up the door for some of the Javascript/DHTML editors as a per-user preference for editing certain metatypes.