That’s happening because your drop down menus are defined in the HTML file before the pictures, so they’re underneath them in the z-order. If you define the drop menus AFTER the pictures then when they appear they will be on top of the pics.
Have a look here: http://www.abbeydale.net/web-design-sheffield.php – the drop menus are below the main content – <ul class=’navdrop’…>. They are re-positioned in javascript when they’re displayed.
I’m not sure if adding a z-index to ul#suckerfishnav_2 will work in all IEs properly. If it doesn’t, try adding a z-index and position relative to #navb.
#navb{
position: relative;
z-index: 100
}
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