Bowknot

myminifactory

This appears to be a collection of CSS styles and JavaScript code. I'll try to provide an overview of what each section does. **CSS Styles** The CSS styles are defined for various classes: * `.cookie-bar`: sets the position, font size, and max-width of the cookie bar. * `.cookie-bar-content`: sets the max-width and text alignment of the content within the cookie bar. * `.accept-cookie-bar`: sets the font size, margin, and padding of the accept button. * `.switch`: styles a checkbox label to look like a toggle switch. * `.popup-switch-label`: sets the position, top, left, color, display, and line height of a popup switch label. * Media query: reduces the minimum width of the popup switch label on small screens. **JavaScript Code** The JavaScript code is divided into several sections: 1. **Cookie Management**: This section sets up cookie management using the jQuery Cookie plugin. It checks if a cookie named "cb2" exists, and if not, sets it to "displayed". The cookie settings are defined in the `options` object. 2. **Accept Button Click Handler**: When the accept button is clicked, this function: * Sets a cookie named "cb2" to "accepted". * Adds Google Analytics trackers using the `ga` function. * Hides the cookie bar. 3. **Device Pixel Ratio Adjustment**: This section adjusts the viewport settings based on the device pixel ratio (DPR). If the DPR is less than 1024, it sets the viewport to use DPR as the initial scale factor. 4. **Google Ads**: This line initializes the Google AdSense script. 5. **Event Listeners**: This section adds an event listener for a custom event named "SHOW_LOGIN", which opens the login screen using Foundation's Reveal library. **Other Functions** There are two other functions: 1. `changeTheRes()`: adjusts the viewport settings based on the device pixel ratio, as mentioned earlier. 2. `updateJoinButton()`: updates the text and link of a button with class "homejoin". Overall, this code appears to be setting up a cookie bar that disappears when the user clicks an accept button, while also managing cookies and adding Google Analytics trackers. The code also adjusts the viewport settings based on the device pixel ratio and sets up event listeners for custom events.