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I don’t understand =p
the code that you gave in the first post works fine no?
but it will always display the same image linked by the meta …

you can use a special stylsheet for ie8 with
<!--[if IE 8]> your stylesheet here <![endif]-->

but, as Rev. Voodoo said, you should correct your code before…

display : horizontal is not a valid css properties
display can take some options :
the most usefull are
-block(default for your li)
-inline

block means …it’s a block…each time you put a block, you go to the next line
inline tags are always inside a block. you can put multiple inline things on the same line ^^

(you can use “block-inline” for recent navigators)

alchymyth has find the problem ^^
you div #footer is under your div #content

to correct this, it’s sometimes a problem when you make your first websites

as alchymyth said, the z-index is the solution
I’ve only tutorials in my language [french]…so it will not help you
you have to modify the z-index and the position (because a z-index works only on div which have a position specified) of at least two div (I think)
try to find something about z-index (absolute and relative positionning => because sometimes, different positionning type will make this happend)

BUT there is another solution, more easy :
you have a padding 0 0 120 on your #content
change this by a

padding : 0 0 0;
margin-bottom : 120px;

your title are between html tags “h3”
(for the explanation, title are always place into tags <hx> where x is a number …h1 means “super important title”, h6 means “not important title”)

you can change the look of your title (and other tags) in your CSS (you can find it in the style.css into your theme folder).

you have to edit your css to change how it looks like.
for example in your website,
your h3 which are into div (another type of tags) which have the id content (it contains all the article of the page) are designated by :

#content h3 {
color:#AAAAAA;
font-family:Times New Roman,Georgia,Trebuchet MS;
font-size:24px;
font-weight:normal;
line-height:67px;
margin:0;
padding:0 0 0 15px;
text-transform:uppercase;
}

I think the properties are easy to understand : font-size means…the size of the font =p

I haven’t time to look what line you should change, but maybe, giving a width (add the line width : xxxx px;) and reduce the font size will help you…
ps : margin is an extern marge and padding are intern marges, maybe increase the marges to move the article?

hope you will understand my explanation (hard for me to know if I’m easy to understand or not, -I’m french)

you can search a tuto for css on google :p

@bxbaseballdaily
why don’t you remove it?

I may be wrong but the entries are in
wp_1_posts with a post type : nav_menu_item
they have a menu_order > 0

hope this will help
(before to touche, you should make a backup :p)