Hi, 1st of all thanx and kudos to the creators of mighty LinkSelect plugin!
I stumbled upon the situation, which seems confusing to me. In my app, I noticed that the LinkSelect used to create the container for its option list which is too wide. I read the docs and found the option "fixedWidth". To my bewilderment, it didn't work. I fired the Venkman and analyzed, what's going on... So, the following piece of code takes care of the container width (lines 532-537): // get the width of the anchor link unless inline, then grab width of parent var aw = ($a.css("display").indexOf("inline") > -1) ? $a.parent().outerWidth() : $a.outerWidth(); // get the original width of the container var width = options.fixedWidth ? aw : $container.width(); // make sure the width of the drop down is at least as wide as the link if( width < aw ) width = aw; in my case, the fragment of DHTML structure (after LinkSelect has already transformed SELECT into A) is: <td> <h5>ORIGIN</h5> <label>Country: </label> <a class="linkselectLink" id="_link" href="#">Select country...</ a><input type="hidden" value="" id="" name=""/> <label>Port:</label> <a class="linkselectLink" id="_link" href="#">Select city...</a><input type="hidden" value="" id="" name=""/> </td> so, while the width the options for each SELECT is only appox 140px, LinkSelect executes the line if( width < aw ) width = aw; and takes the WIDTH OF THE CONTAINER (td), which is way bigger - 330px in my case. Needless to say, the container turns to be excessively wide. I worked this around by enclosing my original SELECTs in a span. But the question to the developers of LinkSelect - is it the intended and correct behavior? cheers, snobo P.S. I posted this one also to jQuery Plugins group, but seems this group is kinda dead... Hmm, I wonder should that group be eliminated - right now it seems confusing to which group messages regarding plugins & UI ought to be posted...