[Freesteyelz]

Sure. The navbar template is the best place to look at the popup menu routines. Such as the Quick Links link below:

		<if condition="$show['popups']">
			<if condition="$show['member']">
				<td id="usercptools" class="vbmenu_control"><a href="$show[nojs_link]#usercptools">$vbphrase[quick_links]</a> <script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("usercptools"); </script></td>		
			</if>
                          </if>

The key is the "ID". In the above code you'll find twice "usercptools". That is how you identify your popup menu. So, let's say you want to create a new popup menu called "In_need" you'd do this:

		<if condition="$show['popups']">
				<td id="In_need" class="vbmenu_control"><a href="$show[nojs_link]#In_need">$vbphrase[quick_links]</a> <script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("In_need"); </script></td>		
                          </if>

To make it work you'll need to add in the popup bits. It's better to place this code at the bottom of the template. For the navbar template look for:

<!-- NAVBAR POPUP MENUS -->

Below that add:

	<!-- In_need popup menu -->
	<div class="vbmenu_popup" id="In_need_menu" style="display:none">
		<table cellpadding="4" cellspacing="1" border="0">
		<tr><td class="thead">Menu Header Here...</td></tr>
		<tr><td class="vbmenu_option"><a href="link_URL_here">Link 1 here...</a></td></tr>
		<tr><td class="vbmenu_option"><a href="link_URL_here">Link 2 here...</a></td></tr>
		<tr><td class="vbmenu_option"><a href="link_URL_here">Link 3 here...</a></td></tr>
                          </table>
             </div>
	<!-- / In_need popup menu -->

The "ID" is case sensitive so notice that I've used your name which has a capital "I". Try this code out. Of course you'll need to add in the variables (e.g., URL, Link names).