Fixed Background?

That baffles me other than to tell you that AFAIK, IE6 only supports fixed images in the BODY element, not anywhere else (e.g., #rap, as you have it in your stylesheet).
This may help you:
https://www.mantasoft.co.uk/articles/dynamic-expressions.php
But I have a stylesheet that has a fixed background image and it stays put in IE6. Go here: https://www.webjones.org/wordpress/ and choose the “Charlize” skin. If you view it in IE6, you see that it stays static in the viewport (browser window).
Hope that first link helps you out. FWIW, your site looks fine in IE6 with the backgrounds scrolling, which is their normal behavior anyway. I mean, the site doesn’t look BAD.

Yeah, it looks “ok”, but I want it as I want it. = ]
I remember reading somewhere that you can only do it on body in IE now that you mention it. Maybe the one in the rap is confusing poor stupid IE.
I’ll check that link out, thanks.

Well, I downoaded your stylesheet and played around with it, and I couldn’t get it to behave the way it does in Firefox, which is as you wish it to be.
In other words, I thought of that issue, too, about IE only recognizing fixed backgrounds in BODY. So I made your background in #rap attachment: scroll, hoping that would at least cause the background-attachment: fixed in BODY to behave properly, but it did not.
Believe me, I know how frustrating this can be. Hang in there and hopefully someone with more CSS knowlede than I have will come along and bail you out!
And as for your statement, Yeah, it looks “ok”, but I want it as I want it., you must understand (and it took me a LONG TIME to come to terms with it myself) that styles are just SUGGESTIONS to the different browsers. The best we can hope for is that the design renders properly, doesn’t break or crash the browser, and looks somewhat (!) like the designer intended it, or at the very least, is readable. I was trying to offer you some bit of comfort in the fact that it still looked great in IE, those backgrounds just weren’t staying put! I realize that’s not what you want to hear right now.
I’m going to monitor this thread because I am interested in any solutions someone can come up with. Good luck!

Well these guys have got some sort of fix but it is messy.