Why is my Spry Collapsible Panel not working in IE

I have created a very very simple website, in dutch (i'm dutch). http://www.dgvastgoed.nl
And on the 'projecten' (dutch word for projects) page i've made some collapsible panels.
The picture is only showing when you click on the text once, when you click again the picture disappears, that's what i want.
But in Internet Explorer it always shows, and that's not what i want.
How do I get this right in Internet explorer?
(if it's possible a second question: How do i get on the 'werkzaamheden' page the 3 links in the top left corner on the position like they are in safari and firefox.)

It lookslike you fixed it, it works fine in IE7 and 8

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