Drop-down Menu Formatting issue

I agree. This is a most frustrating part of Dropdowns. I want to create dropdowns with with multiple options for standardised paragraphs in a form, but the result doesn't wrap to the sides of the box created - very frustrating. What I'm reading in the responses is that you need to be some kind of Javascript code writing guru to make it kind of work. This text wrapping should be the default for any field that can take text or numbers regardless. Adobe - Please fix this. I create forms and documents and I shouldn't also have to become a specialised code writer to achieve what I need to achieve.

TRY67,

I couldn't even get that to work but I am sure I am doing it wrong. can you please tell me how I would use a line break so I can see what it does? also do you have a different solution? seems kind of strange Adobe offers it in a standard text box but not a drop down menu?

Thanks for your time

Thom that didn't work. any other ideas?

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This is what I need to wrap if it helps.

Do you mean an actual popup menu, or do you mean the ComboBox(DropDown) form field?

In the first case, the popup menu does not support multiline items, but the dropdown form field does. The multiline entries are added with a script, like this:

this.getField("Dropdown").setItems(["Red\nApple", "orange", "Red\nPear"]);

The first and last entries use the newline character "\n" to create two lines in those entries.