Width of vertical menu bar

I am using Spry 1.6.1 which came with my copy of Dreamweaver CS4 on my Mac.
I am trying to use the vertical tab menus, but am having a bit of a challenge (you can see what I am working on here: <http://www.billiantlysimple.com/Menus.html>).
My first 'challenge' is with changing the width. I have followed the instructions in the help, on Dreamweacer CS4 Customize the Menu Bar widget here:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/WSEE4C0148-A6F4-4bf5-9DEF-CE06AB026214a .html
However, the main menu width seems to be controlled by width: 8em; in ul.MenuBarVertical in SpryMenuBarVertical.css. Changing this value to 'auto' simply make the menu the page width, so I am assuming the only way to control the width is to manually change it. Following the suggestions in the help, I set width: to auto and this works well on the sub menus.
The second 'challenge' is on Safari 5.03 on my Mac the background-color looks how I would like to top appear. However, in Internet Explorer 8.0 the background-color to the right of the text is not shown. The help suggests using 'transparent' as the color, but even changing this does not help matters.
I can workaround the first issue, but the second is more of a problem.
Assuming that I had made a error when making the changes suggested in the help I deleted everything I had done and started again. Again I had the problem, so I started for a third time and still the problem remained.

I believe that I have worked out the background-colr issue in Internet Explorer.
There would appear to be CSS element named ul.MenuBarVertical li.MenuBarItemIE and if I add a background-color to this then it gets sorted out.

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BROWSER HACKS: the hacks below should not be changed unless you are an expert
/* HACK FOR IE: to make sure the sub menus show above form controls, we underlay each submenu with an iframe */
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body {
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i can't upload at the moment, don't have the password to the site at the moment.
for now the best i can do is post the CSS, and let you know that the size of the image i'd like to place in the parent spry menu is 168w x 32h (in px)
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               <li>sub2</li>
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          padding: 0;
          list-style-type: none;
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