Problem with three column layout in Internet Explorer

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Hi,

I have a problem with the three column design over at my open source blog.

My design works with all Gecko based (Firefox, Flock, ..), and KHTML based (Konqueror, Safari, ..), Presto based (Opera, Opera mobile, ..), and the Windows Internet Explorer 7 browser. However not with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, nor 5.5. I have been unable to fix the mIE issue, and is therefor requesting some assistance.

Layout summary: One big, centralised column. Separated in two columns (ad. and content), and finally the content column is separated in two again as blog entries, and the side panel.

Full layout description: #container is wrapped around everything, and holds it all together and centralised. #load is the long advertisement floating to the left. Then there is #header (margins to separate it from #load) which is wrapped around #title (which floats to the left) and #recent (with margins to the left to keep it away from #title). Underneath #header, you will find #main (margins to separate it from #load) which is wrapped around #entries, and #panel that work the same way as #title, and #recent.

Can anyone please give some coding assistance to help me fix the mIE issues without breaking compatibility with the other browsers?
 
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