Menu bar bugs

I'm trying to use the menu bar widget but of course it
doesn't look how I want so I began styling it using the stylesheet
it comes with.
My problem is that when I try and change the width on the
ul.MenuBarHorizontal li tag to auto it gives me a weird box behind
my sub menus with a value of false inside but if I give it an
explicit value it behaves correctly.
here's the sample page:
http://www.wusf.usf.edu/Includes/Nav_css_test.cfm
this bug is in the IE7 browser.
However when I go over to Firefox this is not present but my
a:hover and a:focus colors are not showing up when I run my mouse
over the text. (text should be a dark red color #904903 when the
mouse is over the text)
Can anyone help?

Just a quick pointer that I did get to a solution with my
issue which seems to have been identical to yours. Details here:
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