The actual code for the dropdown is a function done by vBulletin. Example code from my hack for a field within the dropdown:
The class made by vBulletin may override this, but try:


May want to try having multiple Modification fields (e.g. I've got HDD 1, HDD 2, etc. on mine). Don't know much about cars (although Need For Speed: Most Wanted rocks), but you may also want to try fields like Rims, spoiler, body kit, etc. for example. (yeah, I'm just pulling stuff I've seen in NFS:MW, Rides, and Overhaulin'). Ask the forum members for suggestions. The posters of my site helped tweak the fields, and it's become a more effective tool because of them.

Actually height is the problem. I tried width="100" height="24". vB still uses the class. I think a workaround will be to limit the content of each line but have additional lines. What I really want is for it to wordwrap and make the field bigger.

Was hoping the width would override the class. bah. There may be some other way to do it by overriding the CSS for just that one area, I'll have to poke around. In the meantime, try:

Nah. Didn't work. I think the trick is to create a new class just for the one line.
I'm also taking suggestions from my members. Maybe multiple fields is the answer.

Great mod! :)

Not too knowledgeable with CSS, but I believe there are ways to inherit them, and then override parts of them. Gonna bug some people today about it.

I'm partial to multiple fields though. I've got 10 or so on mine, and helps us a lot.

I will bring it to our forums this weekend, just curios how the users will accept it.

btw my solution looks like this:

http://home.arcor.de/jensgessner/system2.jpg


would be interestest in other examples.

Thanks been looking for this since I upgraded to 3.53

** clicks installs **

:D

Find anything on this?

nothing that worked.

Okay, how about a text only drop down thing, like the Quick Links in navbar?