Spry iFrame Hack Problem - Resize Submenus

I'm trying to resize the submenus on the Spry Menu Bar
different sizes. It seems that when I make one submenu smaller than
the rest an iFrame sticks out of the side (with the width of the
rest of the submenus NOT the one I just resized). It of course
cannot be seen on FireFox but can be seen on IE. Any tips?

I see that you have fixed it.
Gramps

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