umm this is weird, the script takes too long to respond? It worked on both my dedicated server and shared server though. Is it possible for you to check what is going on behind the scene, like from process manager located in your cpanel?

Edit: Good to know you got it to work, I dont understand why it takes this long to respond. It runs like within 5-10 secs on my sites, I will look into the codes to see if there are inefficient and resource-extensive codes in it.

I'm not sure what it was - it was there for maybe ten minutes but now it's gone - my host is running at completely normal speed. o.0 I think I just make technology glitch or something. xD

EDIT: ... and now it's doing it again. Where can I find that process manager?

The process manager can be found in your cpanel, at the bottom of close to the bottom Id say. Anyway mind telling me what script files you were browsing before it slowed down?

I'm on x10hosting. I had a look, but I can't see anything - I see a raw-access log, error log? Is that it?

I was sitting on the promo code page after switching between a few different pages. I was copying down my links so I could redo my navigation bar, and when I went to go to the myadopts.php page it suddenly slowed down. I can't remember what pages it was on before.

(Also, just so you know, it appears the "div" debugs didn't make it into the new scripts - I'm still getting glitches on the profile.php and myadopts.php page)

Well you run a process, and check process manager at once if it is slow since a process disappears from the list if it is executed a few minutes ago.

umm I did say that I couldnt fix the css glitches, didnt I? But it sounds interesting that you found a way to resolve them. Can you show me a screenshot of what it looks like before and after you add the <div> tag? Whats the difference?

I can't find anything that looks like it'll do that.

Silver Kitsune did, she added <div>s and managed to fix some issues I had with my theme, here I'll do the screenshots, give me a few minutes.

EDIT: gah, I don't know why it's not working now. D: She said before that I was missing a closing </div> somewhere, so she added it on the myadopts page and it was fixed. I tried duplicating it, but it didn't seem to work... I'll have to see if I can find where we were talking.

Alright then, the css issue has been preventing me from further implementing the pagination to other pages beyond messages.php and myadopts.php. Once settled, you will see pagination being used like essentially everywhere. ^^

NEVERMIND, I was adding it in the wrong place. Made it work!

Okay, so I managed to fix the memberlist and the myadopts page. Here are before and after pictures;

My Adopts Page:

BEFORE: http://i40.tinypic.com/1hbhoz.jpg
AFTER: http://i40.tinypic.com/14be45.jpg

CODE EDIT: Members List Page:

BEFORE: http://i44.tinypic.com/2z3vx5h.jpg
AFTER: http://i43.tinypic.com/2ai3o94.jpg

CODE EDIT: I can take a stab at trying to fix the profile page, but to be honest, that is a lot of code - looks kinda scary.. o.o

Thank you so much, I wasnt aware of this css issue since the main theme never had any of them. Seems that other themes do suffer such problems, such as the elements and green themes. I fixed all of them already, and a quick note you forgot to mention that messages.php has the same css flaw as myadopts.php and profile.php. It is present whenever pagination is used.

Looks like the css font size glitch only applies to the main theme, the green theme is unaffected. Weird, but its somewhat interesting to investigate.

Can you tell me which parts to add for the auto log in to the forum when they log into the site?