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You can just add    

$visit_links['search_topics'] = '<span id="search_topics"'.(empty($visit_links) ? ' class="first-item"' : '').'><a href="'.forum_link($forum_url['search_user_topics'], "3").'"title="'.$lang_common['My topics title'].'">'.$lang_common['My topics'].'</a></span>';

to header.php after

    $visit_links['recent'] = '<span id="visit-recent"'.(empty($visit_links) ? ' class="first-item"' : '').'><a href="'.forum_link($forum_url['search_recent']).'" title="'.$lang_common['Active topics title'].'">'.$lang_common['Active topics'].'</a></span>';

(I would also remove the "unanswered topics" in the same location — these are simply redundant and good for nothing)

and then add this to .../English/common.php

'My topics'                =>    'My topics',
'My topics title'        =>    'Find topics which contain my posts.',

Herein, 3 is your ID number as a user, but I don't know yet how to write the general expression. Anyone knowledgeable know how to substitute 3 by a generic expression for "oneself"?

What's in the world is this? What's MINUS 9.7em? This causes this problem in Opera, when you set it to 0, Firefox begins to look like Opera 8. You did something to overlapping boxes, now they won't overlap.

Oxygen.css
.brd .main-content .main-item .item-subject,
.brd .main-content .main-item li {
    float: left;
    border-left-style: solid;
    border-left-width: 1px;
    margin: 0 -2px -9.7em 0;
    position: relative;
    padding-top: 0.6em;
    padding-bottom: 10.4em;
    }

I cannot test your forum in all the browsers!! Once I start changing something, it may look fine in one, but get out of control in others.

The best thing to do is rewrite the subjet-titles with tables

There's one thing I want to get across to the developers of Pun/Flux. 

It's a good application with a good potential, I wouldn't be waisting my time on it, if it weren't, but if these people knew how I swore while debugging it, they'd turn freaking red. As far as I understand, you don't use PHP where you can do with the old-fashioned HTML -- that's bad programming, making thing more complex than they already are. PHP is the code inserted INSIDE html wherever you can't survive without it, but not any other way!