My CSS editor doesn’t show the same line numbers as you, so I remmed out all “position:relative;” references between the /* Menu */ and /* Menu bugfix */ lines. This solved the problem, though a little quirky. I ended up putting each one back in until I found that the problem is solved by only remming the one at my line 425, which can be seen here:

Again, the problem is solved, but it isn’t the optimal solution.
Thanks.

The problem with our menus seems to only occur when IE 10 Compatibility View mode is set, from inside or outside our network. The two CSS sections you sent me didn’t change anything, as far as I could tell, so I removed them. There is something in the fhfsolano.org site that allows their menus to work, even when viewing in IE 10 Compatibility View mode. Because many of our visitors work with websites that will require them to use IE 10 Compatibility View mode, we really need the menus to work in that mode. Please compare their site to mine to see what they did to make it work.

Just did and there is no change to the menu behavior. It is almost like the menu shows behind the rest of the page below it, instead of showing in front, like it is supposed to.

Have you heard of this problem before? It if is a bug in the browser, it should show up often. What else can I do? What testing would you do?