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I frequently use this CSS selector parent>child. My design looks good in Mozilla and Opera.
But in IE, it sucks. I know > is not recognizable in IE, but what is the alternate to that in IE?
There is no alternate for the direct child selector in IE6 (it should work in IE7 though).
Instead you need to use the descendant selector (a space) and design your classes to compensate.