IE Incorrectly displaying nested div

[Corazu]

I've got an problem with IE improperly placing a nested div below the parent container; I'm unsure why precisely this is happening (aside from IE sucks) since it works just fine in Firefox/Chrome.

http://www.thebandforces.com

If you notice, the footer in IE is all the way down the page (since the container has a top: 764px; to move it to the bottom of the above container - but since IE is placing this beneath the parent container instead of inside it, it's floating all the way down there..not fun.

1 alternative would be to cut the border images and just place the footer outside of the parent container, however, I have the text floating over part of the footer container as well, and I can't do that with a separated container.

Any ideas?

[DarkBlood]

For me, Firefox 3.0.8 shows it the same as IE8. Using the User Agent Extension shows it the same as IE7 and Opera 9.25.

[Richard]

IE is incorrect.

The world would be a better place if everone got firefox.

[Exa_Ankur]

spoils the look of the page.
Not sure how to correct it though.

[Corazu]

Yea, worse comes to worse I'll try splitting the container out and hope that IE will still display the overflow on top of the footer element still; Would achieve the same look, but not exactly the way I wanted it to be done.

[Corazu]

I gave up on trying to force IE to conform to the standards and just made a fix to the slices and containers so it display properly.