Use this jquery code

// Safely use $
(function($) {

$.fn._ie_select=function() {

return $(this).each(function() {

var a = $(this),
p = a.parent();

p.css(‘position’,'relative’);

var o = a.position(),
h = a.outerHeight(),
l = o.left,
t = o.top;

var c = a.clone(true);

$.data(c,’element’,a);

c.css({
zIndex : 100,
height : h,
top : t,
left : l,
position : ‘absolute’,
width : ‘auto’,
opacity : 0
}).attr({
id : this.id + ‘-clone’,
name : this.name + ‘-clone’
}).change(function() {
$.data(c,’element’)
.val($(this).val())
.trigger(‘change’)
});

a.before(c).click(function() {
c.trigger(‘click’);
});

}); // END RETURN

}; // END PLUGIN

// Usage
if ($.browser.msie) {
$(‘select’)._ie_select();
}

})(jQuery); // END SAFETY

 

Thanks to http://css-tricks.com/snippets/jquery/fix-select-dropdown-cutoff-in-ie-7/

 

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