Bowknot

myminifactory

The code you've posted appears to be a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's used for managing cookies on a website and controlling various elements' behavior based on different screen sizes. Here's a breakdown: ### CSS Rules 1. **`.cookie-bar`**: This class styles the overall layout of the cookie bar, including its width, font size, and margin. 2. **`.cookie-bar-content`**: Styles the content within the cookie bar, setting its maximum width, aligning text to justify, and making it auto-margin centered. 3. **`.cookie-bar a`**: Enhances links within the cookie bar with white color, underline, bold font weight. 4. **`.accept-cookie-bar`**: Customizes the appearance of the accept button, including font size, margin, and padding. 5. **`.switch`** and its children: These styles control the design of a toggle switch element. 6. **`.popup-switch-label`**: Styles labels for popup switches with specific positioning, color, display properties, minimum width, line height, text indentation. ### Media Query 1. For screens smaller than 500px, it adjusts the minimum width of `.popup-switch-label` to make it more compact on smaller devices. ### JavaScript Code #### Cookie Management - It sets up options for cookie management (`options` object). - Checks if a cookie named `cb2` exists; if not or its value is empty, it defaults to setting the cookie with the value `'displayed'`. - This part seems incomplete as it doesn't continue beyond defaulting the cookie. #### Click Event Handler - When an element with class `.accept-cookie-bar` is clicked, it: - Sets a cookie named `cb2` with the value `'accepted'`, using the `expires`, `path`, `domain`, and `secure` options defined in the `options` object. - Initializes Google Analytics by creating a tracker with ID `UA-41837285-1` on the domain `myminifactory.com`. - Sends a page view event to Google Analytics. - Hides the cookie bar. #### Device Pixel Ratio Adjustment - A function `changeTheRes()` adjusts the viewport meta tag's content to change how the website is scaled based on whether the device pixel ratio indicates it's a low-resolution screen or not. - This adjustment seems aimed at reducing mobile zooming on high-pixel-density screens by setting the scale to match the device's native display density. #### Event Listener - Adds an event listener for a custom event named `SHOW_LOGIN`, which opens a login modal upon receiving this event.