Head of a Horse

myminifactory

This code appears to be a mix of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that is used to create a cookie bar on a website. Here's a breakdown of what the code does: **CSS** The code starts with several CSS classes that define the styles for various elements on the page: * `.cookie-bar` sets the background color, padding, and font size for the cookie bar. * `.cookie-bar-content` sets the maximum width, margin, and text alignment for the content of the cookie bar. * `.accept-cookie-bar` sets the font size, margin, and padding for the accept button on the cookie bar. * `.switch` sets the styles for a switch element (likely used to toggle the cookie bar). * `.popup-switch-label` sets the styles for a label that is used in conjunction with the switch element. **JavaScript** The JavaScript code is divided into several sections: 1. **Cookie Management**: The code checks if a cookie named "cb2" exists, and if it doesn't, sets a default value of "displayed". It then uses the jQuery Cookie plugin to set or update the cookie value. 2. **Google Analytics Tracking**: The code creates a Google Analytics tracker using the `ga` function and sends a pageview event. 3. **Cookie Bar Handling**: When the accept button on the cookie bar is clicked, the code hides the cookie bar and sets a new cookie value of "accepted". 4. **Responsive Design**: The code uses JavaScript to change the viewport settings based on the screen width. If the screen width is less than 1024 pixels, it sets the maximum-scale property to 1.0. 5. **Event Listeners**: The code adds an event listener for a custom event named "SHOW_LOGIN", which opens a login screen when triggered. **Miscellaneous** The code also includes several other functions and variables: * `changeTheRes` is a function that changes the viewport settings based on the screen width. * `currWidth` is a variable that stores the current screen width multiplied by the device pixel ratio. * `updateJoinButton` is a function that updates the text and link of a button on the page. Overall, this code appears to be used to create a cookie bar on a website that displays a message about cookies and allows users to accept or decline them. The code also includes some additional features such as responsive design and Google Analytics tracking.