Thanks Graeme,
You beat me to it with the caption.
lucifer, I took a look at your site in IE9 and those pages seem to come up. There seems to be formatting differences (e.g. the Services page has different looking navigation than the rest of the pages).
What you should take from DasItsch's comment is that to help troubleshoot issues, he is suggesting that you look at the validator provided by the w3c organization. What it does is it looks at your page and sees where it sees formatting errors. I use it from time to time as well. I use windows along with Firefox and the developer add-on which automatically does validation of web pages in the background.
From there, it takes a little bit, but you can eventually get to things that might be causing problems. Even though it may be possible that IE9 has issues, I think that those issues may pop up in other browsers as well, so using the validator helps get you something objectively better.
Good luck and let us know if you need help with this.
Tom
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Quote from: DasItsch at Mar 09, 2013, 10:27 AMSorry, how many "I don't know HTML. Fix my site pls!"-threads did we have in the last couple of weeks?
This is a forum for MODX support. Yes, it's nice that you can get help with a complicated CSS issue, but the focus should stay on MODX and its mechanics.
If i want to see crappy HTML, i go to a random Joomla forum.
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Be nice, respectful and patient. Inflammatory or inappropriate posts will get your post nuked and flood your life with bans and bad karma."
Go easy on this guy please

We all had to start somewhere and at least he's trying.
@lucifer: have you been able to figure out how to fix your problem or are you still stuck on getting the site to work the way you want it to?
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Okay now I have no errors but it's still the same
Try cleaning the browser cache.
Also check if IE8 is in quirk mode or compatibility mode.