Hi all.
Let me describe the problem.

First of all - let's go through dojo widgets' (dijit) rendering process. It consists of 2 basic steps:
1st: parser searches whole page (if parseOnLoad = true) or custom element (if parseOnLoad = false and we're invoking dojo.parser.parse manually) for 'dojo-compatible' elements (I mean dojoType='...' and so on).
2nd: It replaces old elements with the new ones ()
2nd_a: we are happy - we can use awesome dojo widgets

BUT:
we have a trouble: the page is parsed on body.onLoad - i.e. AFTER loading the whole page - i.e. users SEE ugly 'dojo elements transformations'. These ugly transformations lead to very strange behaviour In IE6: some elements become invisible, select elements start 'shaking' and alike. And only after a few seconds users can see 'parsed' (or transformed page) with dojo generated elements (widgets).
There is a workaround in firefox:

set parseOnLoad to false

wrap dojo widgets with div ('dojoDiv' for exmpl)

hide 'dojoDiv' (display:none)

dojo.addOnLoad(
call parser manually (dojo.parser.parse(dojo.byId('dojoDiv')))
show 'dojoDiv' (.style.display="")
)

Unfortunately this workaround doesn't work in IE6 and causes 'Internet Explorer Cannot Open the Internet Site- Operation Aborted' error.

Any ideas?
Thanks.