Menu Magic disappears in IE

Project Seven's Menu Magic II works fine in Safari but in IE
and Netscape the submenus
sometimes disappear when I roll over them. Website URL is
www.kayakamelia.com/home.html. I've tried getting an answer
on PVII forums but haven't gotten any help.

A sitewide Find & Replace would work, no?
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> Hetchka wrote:
>> Thanks,
>
> No Problem :-)
>
> resizing to 24 fixed it. Now, sorry for the newbie
question but how do
>> I do this... 'You also want to make the P7TabH
layers width 98%'
>
> Open the Layers Panel - Select the P7TabH layer - now
look in the
> properties panel and in the 'W' field enter 98% - By
doing this, the
> layers with the submenus will close on mousing out, not
all do at present
> because of the size you have set this layer.
>
>> also is there a way I could change all the heights
to 24px without doing
>> it page by page.
>
> No, I don't believe so unfortunately, it seems that the
images are
> actually 24px in height but at some point you have
resized them to 22px.
>
> HTH
>
> --
> chin chin
> Sinclair

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