Month: January 2023

How to Install a WordPress Theme

Dan Uff January 16, 2023 0

In the sprit of the day, I decided to refer our readers to a video on how to install a WordPress Theme.

For those of you who don't know what WordPress is:

WordPress is a free and open-source content management system written in hypertext preprocessor language and paired with a MySQL or MariaDB database with supported HTTPS. Features include a plugin architecture and a template system, referred to within WordPress as "Themes".

The below video shows how to install a new theme on your Wordpress website (and what we're doing sometime this week!)

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The times, they are a-changing for CompuScoop.com!

Dan Uff January 16, 2023 0

This is a notice to our readers that starting Monday, January 16th, 2023, this web site will be undergoing upgrades and enhancements. This is being done to ensure the security and future of this web site.

During this time, readers may experience broken links, new page layouts, new (and temporary) menu options. The web site will be continuing normal operations and all content should be available during this time.

The upgrades should take one to two days to complete. Stay tuned for future updates.

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time. We look forward to bringing you higher quality content once the upgrades are complete.

Dan Uff,
Owner.

iOS 16: Fix Wallpaper showing as Black Screen

Dan Uff January 15, 2023 0

Some iOS 16 users are reporting that their home screen sometimes show a black screen instead of their photo. This problem is an easy fix and can be done by doing the below:

Go to the Settings app on iPhone or iPad
Go to Wallpaper
Select “Choose a New Wallpaper” and select the photo or image you want to use as your wallpaper
Exit out of Settings.
That's it.

How to Change the UNDO SEND Delay in Apple Mail on Mac

Dan Uff January 14, 2023 0

With MacOS Ventura, Apple has added a way to "unsend" an email in a certain amount of time. This article will cover how to change that time.

Do the following:

Open the Mail app on Mac if you haven’t done so already.
Pull down the “Mail” menu and choose “Settings”.
Go to the “Composing” tab.
Find the “Sending” section and pull down the submenu next to “Undo Send Delay” and choose the time you want to set this to: Off, 10 seconds (default), 20 seconds, 30 seconds.
Close the Mail app to save changes.

A handy way to unsend that email that you've regretted sending.