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I'm not sure, but could it be because you moved <div class="box"> to be before the <span> with posted date/time rather than after?

Edit: articles.php on your site has an SQL inject via the articleid $_GET variable

Searching for username:
File: /home/connor/public_html/mypunbb/v3/forum/admin_users.php
Line: 304

PunBB reported: Unable to fetch user info

Database reported: Unknown column 'u.forumd' in 'where clause' (Errno: 1054)

Failed query: SELECT u.id, u.username, u.email, u.title, u.num_posts, u.admin_note, g.g_id, g.g_user_title FROM mpbbv3_users AS u LEFT JOIN mpbbv3_groups AS g ON g.g_id=u.group_id WHERE u.forumd=2 AND u.id>1 AND u.username LIKE 'admin' ORDER BY username ASC

Err, that doesn't mean I can go to www.yoursite.com/config.php in a browser and see the file
If it does mean that (I really don't know what the different chmod numericals mean), then it means that someone would have to have some level of access to the server to read it.
The issue (I believe) is that Apache runs as a different user than, say, you when you upload things to the server via FTP or SFTP. Thus, you can't chmod it such that only your user can read it. If your server is set up in such a way, then chmodding it so only you can read it is what you should do.
But remember, the reason the file has to be readable is so PunBB knows what the database info is. It's the same for every other piece of PHP software I've seen

I have a feeling that's not a default MySQL 5 setup (or even just one with strict enabled), because the only issues I've seen phpBB have with MySQL 5 were small (ie: I think the install script didn't work because of an incorrect default value). What mode are they running it in? :-/
I'd test and see, but PunBB should work fine. If it doesn't, I'm sure the amount it takes to change it is small

That wasn't my suggestion
My suggestion was to follow the FAQ entry and use <pun_include>. And your HTML still looks like this:

        <div id="adserver">
<?php
    if (@include(getenv('DOCUMENT_ROOT').'/tpd/adserver/phpadsnew.inc.php')) {
        if (!isset($phpAds_context)) $phpAds_context = array();
        $phpAds_raw = view_raw ('zone:1', 0, '', '', '0', $phpAds_context);
        echo $phpAds_raw['html'];
    }
?>


        </div>

If you want to test, remove the @ before the include and see if you get a warning

Nuam: That is a bad script, very prone to SQL injections
The only multi-hosting script I know of that is decent is http://www.punres.org/viewtopic.php?id=1093

Sure. Just delete any insert queries for prefixsearch_cache, prefixsearch_matches, or prefixsearch_words (where prefix is your DB prefix).

Like I said, be patient

Be a little more patient

It doesn't show up in Firefox either
I'm getting 404s on every page