My pleasure!

Xhld is a good module for displaying another website's rss feed on your site.

The length of the abbreviated definition is set in the module's system preferences in "12. Length of string to show in random definitions". This variable sets the description length used in the module's blocks and in the letters and category pages.

An easy fix would be to set that variable to a high enough number so that it includes the full definition in the letters and category views. Unfortunately that would cause the full definition to display in the module's blocks as well.

If you want to reserve the short definition variable for block use, you will have to modify letters.php and category.php to use the full definition.

Somewhere around lines 106 and 192 in letters.php you will find the random length variable in use.
<code>
if ( !XOOPS_USE_MULTIBYTES )
{
$deftemp = cleanTags($definition);
$deftemp = $myts -> displayTarea ( substr ( $deftemp, 0, ( $xoopsModuleConfig['rndlength'] -1 ))) . "...";
$eachentry['definition'] = $deftemp;
}
</code>

The "clean tags line" removes images, links and other html tags from the short definition and the "rndlength" variable limits the string length.

Comment out those lines and replace with code that will display the full definition:
<code>
if ( !XOOPS_USE_MULTIBYTES )
{
// HACK for full definition
//$deftemp = cleanTags($definition);
//$deftemp = $myts -> displayTarea ( substr ( $deftemp, 0, ( $xoopsModuleConfig['rndlength'] -1 ))) . "...";

$deftemp = $myts -> displayTarea( $definition, $html, $smiley, $xcodes, 1, $breaks );

// END HACK for full definition
$eachentry['definition'] = $deftemp;
}
</code>

You may want to modify this code in category.php (line 139) to show the full definition in category view as well.

The submenu is defined in the module's xoops_version.php file. Open modules/myreviews/xoops_version.php, look for $modversion['sub'] and comment out the items you don't want.

You can demo many of the XOOPS themes athttps://xoops.org.es/decorados/modules/news/

Xoops doc site here:http://xoopsdocs.net/modules/docs/

Both the site admin and the new user should receive mails when the registration form is submitted and when the new user account is activated. You can test the site by registering yourself as a new member using a working email address and see if the script sends you a validation email.

If you don't get the mails, something is wrong with your settings in System Preferences/Mail Setup or User Info Settings. You might need to try PHP(mail)instead of SMTP delivery method.

To check if a new user is activated you can go to System Admin/Edit User, then select the new username and modify. If the account is not activated, XOOPS will display a message page instead of the users account admin.

Hope this helps.

Look for XOOPS control panel/ system admin / preferences / "meta tags and footer" to edit the system wide meta tags.

Have you entered your email information in admin panel/ preferences/ system / mail setup ?

Not sure what version of Newbb you are using but try looking at admin panel/ newbb module / forums tab and edit the forum's "allowed extensions" to set what kind of file attachments are allowed in that forum.

You may also need to go to module permissions and set which users can upload attachments to that forum.

To display the attached images directly in the post go to module preferences and "Enable Media Features".