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I haven't looked at it yet (but will shortly) as right now I'm in the middle of some code and just taking a small break. If the site is XHTML and using CSS for layout, if you've set any container <div> for 100% that's your problem.
In a nutshell, IE cannot handle anything in a div that's set to 100%
You have to set the main container <div> to 99% and then you can add child <div>'s to the main div, to equal a total of 100%
My site is XHTML 1.1 and table-less too, and it's also the same thing I did. I'm actually using definition lists and then added the <div> inside the definition description <dd> and use float to position things along with width.
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