Make certain forum threads show on non-vb page

[SVTCobraLTD]

I have a new forums, I would like to find something that when I post in this forum, the title of the new post will show on my non-vb page under a certain section. What would be nice too would be for it to only show the latest 4 or 5 threads in that section. See screen shots below to help explain it. First one is where it needs to show up, second one is where I post. I am sure there is something like this out there but not sure what it is called so I was limited in my searches.

[Lynne]

search "latest" "articles" "titles only" and you'll get Create "Latest Threads" Custom Page There may be something in "all mods" also. There are also threads over at vb.com on how to do this (look in their vb3.7 tips & suggestions forum).

[SVTCobraLTD]

Ok I did this and it has been working since early December. However now the bottom of the site is messed up. www.PennMustangs.com/indexNEW2.php

When I delete the coding for this, it shows correctly www.PennMustangs.com/indexNEW.php

Below is the code

<p class="style4"><script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.pennmustangs.com/forums/external.php?forumids=78&type=js"></script>
      <script type="text/javascript"><!--
// member edits number of links to display.
var num_Of_Links = 4;

// admin enters..

// Forum name.
var forumName = "";

// Forum Link. Include trailing slash.
var forumLink = "http://www.pennmustangs.com/forums/";

// Nothing to edit past here unless you know what you are doing.

var threadLink = forumLink + "showthread.php?t=";

document.writeln('<table width="100%" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" border="0" align="left">');
document.writeln('<tr><td class="headtd" align="left">');
document.writeln('<a href="' +  forumLink + '" target="new">' + forumName + '<\/a>');
document.writeln("<\/td><\/tr>");
for (i = 0; i < num_Of_Links; i++)
{
	document.writeln('<tr><td class="linktd" align="left">');
	document.writeln('<a href="' + threadLink + threads[i]["threadid"] + '" target="new">' + threads[i]["title"] + '<\/a><br \/>');
	document.writeln('<\/td><\/tr>');
}
document.writeln('<\/table>');
//-->
</script>
    </p>

[Lynne]

It doesn't like you having it spit out in a table there. So reformat it to just be a bunch of paragraphs or definition lists (<dt> and <dd>). I'd format it in the same way as the other news above it.

[SVTCobraLTD]

That worked. Thank you