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Problem here is that members seem to think that the people who do help should drop everything and work on what they want NOW.. As Davlin said you are asking for something free. So if another member says " I will look at it when I have time.", i does not mean they will drop everything and work solely on you wish item. If you are not willing to pay, then expect from a few days to weeks for members to fit it in their schedules. Respect and politeness for others get members here favored treatment in the long run. Those who are subscribers should ask in that section if they think they deserve special treatment. In the free sections no one deserves anything. They are getting help out of the kindness of other members.

Hey everyone So yesterday after designing my site I was needing a drop down and ProMenu was annoying me so I made one like WF. (Credit to WebFlake ) So first things first, is you want to go to ACP -> Look and Feel -> Your Skin -> globalTemplate Once there look for <li id='nav_home' class=''><a href='{$this->settings['home_url']}' title='{$this->lang->words['homepage_title']}' rel="home">{$this->settings['home_name']}</a></li> </if> Under that you want to add this code: <li id="nav_menu_7" class="right skip_moremenu "> <a id="nav_menu_7_trigger" href="#" title="" class="">Other <span class="dropdownIndicator"></span></a> <div id="nav_menu_7_menucontent" class="submenu_container clearfix boxShadow" style="display: none; position: absolute; z-index: 9999; background: #8EE46C;"> <div class="left" style="z-index: 10000;"> <ul class="submenu_links" style="z-index: 10000;"> <li class="submenu_li" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff;"><a href="#" title="#" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff; width: auto;">#</a></li> <li class="submenu_li" style="z-index: 10000;"><a href="#" title="#" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff; width: auto;">#</a></li> <li class="submenu_li" style="z-index: 10000;"><a href="#" title="#" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff; width: auto;">#</a></li> <li class="submenu_li" style="z-index: 10000;"><a href="#" title="#" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff; width: auto;">#</a></li> <li class="submenu_li" style="z-index: 10000;"><a href="#" title="#" style="z-index: 10000; color: #fff; width: auto;">#</a></li> </ul> </div> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> document.observe("dom:loaded", function(){ //$('content').insert( $('nav_menu_7_menucontent').remove() ); new ipb.Menu( $('nav_menu_7_trigger'), $('nav_menu_7_menucontent'), { eventType: 'mouseover', closeOnMouseout: 'nav_menu_7' } ); }); </script> </li> Once you added that you want to go to your ipb_styles and look for : #more_apps_menucontent a, .submenu_container a And from there you can change colours. So, from there to just before breadcrumbs you can edit the colour of Text and the hover. The hover code which you can edit: #more_apps_menucontent li:hover, .submenu_container li:hover Hope you enjoy it If you are having trouble contact me on here or Skype for support (Skype: crimsonsn7 or 0x60000)

Added a margin to the div "horizontalInfolist", that seemed to fix it. <ul class='horizontalInfoList' style='float: right; width: 205px; margin-top: -25px;'> The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the owner has been able to solve the problem. Because of this, the support topic has been closed and moved.If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

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