Hmm... It's doable. Although, I kind of like that when it wraps it isn't indenting the second line. It makes it more noticeable that it isn't another item.

Currently I have the icon center itself on the line of text. If it wraps, it ignores the extra lines. But, if I set it to indent the extra lines, the icon centers itself based on all lines. With multiple items having multiple lines, it can seem pretty confusing.

Try this out: add style="display: inline-block;" to the span elements. Then preview it to see.

Never mind that last post, I went ahead and adjusted it to what I think you wanted. Also fixed my issue with the icon centering.

Yeah, thats looking a lot better for me :D I think the last potential improvement to make is giving "norarity" an image too so it acts like the started bullet point in design: a plain black square. Would be nice if it could be a smaller square to imitate the bullet point size but thats not a big deal.

I changed it to look like the normal bullets (I think, it takes a bit for it to update). Although, I used the color for the Monobook theme. If it works, I will update it so there's icons for both themes to match.

I'll have to update the mobile theme somehow later though...

That's prefect :D (Deactivates fussy mode) hehe :P

New problem with it being put into practice: Was getting some new drops from Carley so I decided to convert the drops into the new style.  But, it's got the slightly awkward problem of having a column that's too small for it.  I'm still pretty new to the whole HTML coding so can't figure out how to fix it.

I believe that issue is due to table columns not having fixed sizes. But if you go with fixed size to make one column wider, it takes from columns without fixed sizes. You'd have to give all columns fixed sizes, but then text width between themes may not be the same (not to mention, different themes have different page widths, so wider tables by default).

The best fix would be to combine information so there is less white space. For instance, there's a column for exp which takes up a lot of room, but only contains less than 10 characters. The mob name, and type do about the same.

If anyone is still confused on how to add these, I edited Caligrase Sewers and Kaoka Parrej Ruins. You can see examples by viewing the source there. I put in extra whitespace to make it easier for source editors. Also, it likely won't show correctly with the visual editor, but will still work.

I really like the color-coding, but I really hate seeing the Poor quality items clogging up the item lists. I just saw Deltis Keep to help a friend and the item list looked TERRIBLE!

It's implied that all monsters drop junk items, and none of them are really noteworthy. Even in the higher dungeons where some of them are cursed items and the curse effects are sort of interesting, it doesn't really seem appropriate to list them in the monster's treasure list. It's a TREASURE list, not a trash list.

I don't want to just delete all these items people have taken time to catalog, but they really should be listed somewhere else.

It's possible to make them invisible for just you. I need to play with it a bit, but it would simply be a small addition to your user css file.

Edit: Well, it's possible, but it leaves white space. Can't "easily" remove the white space without changing the way the items are on the page. So, for now, forget I mentioned the above.

While the list does look bad, the items are not sorted in any specific way. If they were sorted, it would look a lot better. Also, it's a drop list, not a treasure list. If the community wants to change it to a "valuable drops list", then I have no problems with that. If that's done though, we need to decide on what is valuable. Any further discussion of this should be in it's own thread. Feel free to start one.