I'm a fairly new coder. About 6 months into this, but as I look at your site with Chrome or FF it appears there is a white band in the approx center of the page that contains your main text and the horizontal rule lines. Above and below that is a space where it appears you can view the woodgrain background image you have for your body. With IE, I don't see that space on the bottom of the page. The white band with your text is pushed to the bottom of the page. I was building a site with space above, and below my wrapper created by margin. I soon figured out that IE would not read or render the bottom margin. My suggestion, and as was my fix, is I put an empty div below my wrapper. The area where I wanted to create space. Giving it width and height the same as I had for top margin above my wrapper. I took away the bottom margin, and let all browsers including IE read an empty div. Maybe I'm wrong about that but it worked for me.
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