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You edit main menu in System Admin and "Templates"
If you are using the default XOOPS template you need to click on "Clone" and then set up the "Clone" as your default template in "General Settings". Call it anything you want. (The default template cant be edited without cloning)
If you are using another theme apart from XOOPS default, it it will normally be based on the XOOPS "default template",--if not, the theme you downloaded would have a "Tar" file to upload into templates (to create its own template)
You may need to click on "Generate" for some modules (in red) to create the files.
After you have set up your default template in general settings, go back to System Admin and "Templates"--your default template will have a tick against it. Now look for the "System" set of files and click on "List"
In there you will find a file called system_block_mainmenu.html
Click on "Edit"
The file should look like this:
(depending on which template you are using)
Notice after the I have added a couple of lines i.e.
BournemouthXoops CMS(remember to use the "classes" your template is using)
The first line provides a link to a file on my server
The second provides a link to another site, no need for target_blank, but to open in new window add target="_blank" i.e
Xoops CMSThese lines need to be outside the "module menu loop" You could have the links before "" which means they would appear at the top.