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Thats probably just a specificity problem. .pun dd has a specificity of 11 and is set to no padding. .icon-dot has a specificity of 10 so it will be overruled. Try dd.icon-dot {padding-left: 10px} which has a specificity of 11. If that doesn't work then .pun #right dd.icon-dot {padding-left: 10px} which as a specificity of 121.

Why are you bothering. You could just set the images as backgrounds on the dd's in which case you would vary the image path in each stylesheet.

The first link is dead and the second is to a phpbb forum. Are you in the right place?

Wrong forum. Moved from Feature requests.

Why don't you simply email Increo and tell them you want to install a forum which requires php and mysql and ask them if its possible. Maybe they don't even support mysql.

I think part of the problem is that Increo seem to be more of a design agency than a hosting company so you are not getting the control panel, instructions and other facilities you would normally get with a hosting company.  Thats making it difficult for you to learn and difficult for people to give you advice. Thats not to say they won't give you a good service, they maybe extremely good, its just that they are unusual.

As usual it is actually IE that is getting it wrong. The border is on #wrap and the content inside it is floated. You therefore have to clear the floats to get #wrap to wrap around the floated content. Thats what all those clearer divs you see in PunBB do.

Try

#wrap:after {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    font-size: 0;
    height: 0;
    line-height: 0.0;
    overflow:hidden;
    visibility: hidden;
    clear: both;
    }

Any chance of seeing the output.

Have you tried getting rid of the empty spaces in the code.

I think I would have written it like this

echo '- <a href="'.$category_url.$row['category'].'"><strong>'.$row['category'].'</strong></a> -';

Why are you going to the cpanel website? Just logon to your cpanel at you hosting service and look for the mysql icon. That will give you the control panel for creating the database. If your host didn't provide you with cpanel then they will have provided you with the login instructions for phpmyadmin. If they didn't then you will have to ask your host to create the database for you.

The problem isn't browser differences in rendering, the real problem is that a great deal of the markup used for the site isn't valid xhtml which is what PunBB uses. For example, the "align" attribute, along with many other attributes, doesn't exist in xhtml which requires that alignment be handled via css. What you are actually seeing is differences in browser error handling.

Is that running on a Slice (if you are the same Trevor as posts in the Slicehost forum).

As for the thread display, wait a little while until the 1.3 thread markup has been fully tested and then I'm sure we can come up with a proper port or even a way of fixing a tabled version. I see you are suffering from the "Inconsiderate Bastard Posting Big Images" syndrome at the moment.

As has been mentioned, it doesn't look like you have php installed on the server. Why not post a link to your hosting provider then we can check out whether it has everything you need.