Peter Boosten

What theme are the both of you using? I suspect this function is being registered in functions.php

Peter

No, OP should fix the validation errors. Firefox, and possibly Chrome, is much more forgiving on xhtml coding errors, but will force other browsers, like IE, into quirks mode.

I think the main problem is an unclosed hr tag.

So instead of

<hr>

OP should write

<hr />

Peter

The site has some validation errors, correct these, an you’re probably fine.

Peter

Probably 80%+ of the time, a failed mysql_query() is caused by a syntax error in the query itself.

I think you should contact the theme builder for this, it’s not a WP thing.

Peter

Oke I admit that was kinda cryptic ??

your site (in the header of your php files) declares itself as ‘xhtml transitional’, but for it to be, the coding has to follow certain rules, has to be ‘valid’.

The errors emerge from either your template files (the php’s in your theme directory) or, as RVoodoo suggests, from your plugins.

Peter

Your xhtml is’nt valid transitional.

The link gives hints on how to fix your code.

Peter

Maybe this one?

<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    echo '<div class="ad" style="display:none;">';
} else {
    echo '<div class="ad">';
};
?>

<!-- your ad code here -->
</div>

Peter

Look here for an instruction on how to create a sticky footer.

Peter

To be specific: the navigation menu is unbalanced:

<ul id="page-list"  class="clearfix">

<li class="page_item page-item-4">
<a href="https://theclubpenguincheats.com/forums-d/" title="<a href=&quot;https://forum.theclubpenguincheats.com/&quot;>Forums</a>">
<a href="https://forum.theclubpenguincheats.com/">Forums
</a>
</a>
</li>

<li class="page_item page-item-2926">
<a href="https://theclubpenguincheats.com/trackers/" title="Trackers">Trackers
</a>

<li class="page_item page-item-3025">
<a href="https://theclubpenguincheats.com/codes/" title="<a href=&quot;https://theclubpenguincheats.com/club-penguin-coin-codes/&quot;>Codes</a>">
<a href="https://theclubpenguincheats.com/club-penguin-coin-codes/">Codes
</a>
</a>
</li>

Peter

There are several options for doing so:

make 6 different page templates, or call them by using custom fields.

Peter

Please start by validating the source, you have some errors (23). If I counted correctly you have some unbalanced elements (opening tags <> closing tags).

https://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Ftheclubpenguincheats.com%2Fchatroom%2F

Peter

That particular phrase indeed is a bit too much to the left in safari en ff (mac).
Will have a look at it in a jif.

Peter

Now, how do I go about creating the text in its own class

Assuming you edit your posts/pages in html mode, just add this in front of the text of the specific post/page (but after the image):

<div class="myuniqueclass">

and this after the text:

</div>

Now open your style.css and add the following (to the end is fine):

.myuniqueclass {
  float: left;
  width: 500px;
}

(you can fiddle around with the width-part, but making it too wide will push the text down.

I believe this might be enough.

Peter

https://flagrantdisregard.com/feedburner/

Peter

When you use percentages, then all is referenced to the internal stylesheet of the browser itself (which might and will be different for each and every browser in the world, since this can be customized).

If you want to have your site look the same on every browser, you’re better off using fixed widths.

Also: box models are different for IE, so if you used margins/paddings this could effect the look as well.

Could you post a link to your site?

Peter