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In this article, we will build a website visitor counter app with the following functionalities :

• Display the total number of visits on the page.
• Functionality to reset the number of visits on button click.
• Increment the count on refresh and future visits.

We will first start with creating HTML structure and then integrated it with JavaScript functionality which is followed by adding CSS styles.

1. Create <div> container to visitor count using HTML code

The title text is added to HTML file by adding wrapping it in <div></div>. In addition, we need to add another <div></div> with class “ website-counter ” with empty content for displaying visitor count using JavaScript.

2. DOM querySelector() to match the container using JavaScript

The next step is to use document.querySelector() to match the HTML element with the class “website-counter” and assign it to a variable for future DOM manipulation operations. Learn more about querySelector from developer.mozilla.org/Document/querySelector .

3. Retrieve visitor count using LocalStorage.getItem()

Now we retrieve the previous value of website visitor count from localStorage by using the localStorage.getItem() method by passing key “page_view” as a parameter. The value is stored in localStorage of the web browser and persists the data beyond a single session. Learn more about localStorage and its methods from tiny.cloud/blog/javascript-localstorage/ .

4. Initialize visitor count to 1 in localStorage if entry is not found

The localStorage entry is absent during first user session, hence localStorage.getItem(“page_view”) will return undefined . This case is handled by initializing the visitCount to 1 and adding the entry using localStorage.setItem(“”) with “page_view” as the key.

5. Increment visitor count and update the localStorage

On the contrary previous scenario, if an entry for the “page_view” key is already present , the retrieved String value is converted to a number datatype using Number(). The previous session visitCount is then incremented and the value is updated in localStorage.

6. Display visitor count on page using element.innerHTML

Once the correct value of visitCount is determined, it needs to be rendered on the screen . This is accomplished by assigning the visitCount variable to element.innerHTML . The .innerHTML property on selected DOM element allows HTML code to be added inside selected DOM element . As a result, the HTML code of the webpage will be updated to display the website visitor count. Learn more about element.innerHTML from developer.mozilla.org/Element/innerHTML .

7. Implement Reset functionality triggered by button click

Now that visitor count is implemented, we need to add a reset button to allow users to reset the counter back to 1 . The first step is to include the HTML code for the reset button and match the button using DOM querySelector() similar to “website-counter” .

The selected DOM element is attached with a click event listener to trigger the reset handler function. The website visitor count is reset by reinitializing visitCount to 1 and updating the value in localStorage. The visitor count is updated on the screen using element.innerHTML similar to previous step .

8. Add CSS Styles to website visitor counter

Once all the functionalities of the website visitor counter are implemented, it is now time to add CSS styles to the app in order to add a professional look and improve usability . The CSS file is then linked to the HTML webpage by using the <link> tag .

Refer Final code section below for the styles.css code.

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Putting a hit counter (page counter) on a web page helps you track how many visitors visit your web page . There are several ways to go about putting a counter on your page, either by adding a pre-built one or creating your own.

We highly recommend using the Google Analytics over any web page counter, as it gives you more valuable information.

Adding a pre-built counter

If you prefer to add a pre-built counter to your web page, here are a few ways to do so.

• Check with the web host for your web page. Often the company hosting your web page offer free solutions and provide instructions on how to add the counter code to your web page.
• Acquire a pre-built counter from websites that offer free counters and add it to your web page with only a few lines of code. We recommend the following sites for free counters.
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Example of the free counter stat

A counter like the one used above increases in count if you or any visitor refreshes their browser. For example, if you refresh this page, the above counter would increase. If other people have visited since you first loaded the page, the counter may go up by several numbers.

Create a counter

To create a counter, you must create a Perl , PHP (PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor), or another script. Then, either refer to that script through a server-side include or another method. We recommend you already know or learn Perl or PHP programming to create the counter script.

The code for creating a counter can vary, depending on the programming language used and the type of counter you want to add to your web page. Below are some web pages that offer sample counter script code to use as a guide for creating a counter.

We have not tested the sample counter scripts provided on these web pages, so we cannot guarantee they're bug-free.

• Sample Perl counter script #1
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Creating a Counter with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (Source Code)

By Faraz - October 10, 2023

Learn how to create an interactive counter for your website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Perfect for web development beginners.

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Are you a budding web developer eager to add interactive elements to your website? One great place to start is by creating a counter! In this tutorial, we will guide you through building a counter from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to expand your web development skills, this step-by-step guide is for you.

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Prerequisites:

Before starting this tutorial, you should have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Additionally, you will need a code editor such as Visual Studio Code or Sublime Text to write and save your code.

Source Code

Step 1 (HTML Code):

To get started, we will first need to create a basic HTML file. In this file, we will include the main structure for our counter.

After creating the files just paste the following codes into your file. Make sure to save your HTML document with a .html extension, so that it can be properly viewed in a web browser.

Let's break it down step by step:

1. <!DOCTYPE html> : This declaration specifies the document type and version of HTML being used. In this case, it's HTML5.

2. <html lang="en"> : This is the root element of the HTML document. The lang attribute specifies the language of the document, which is set to English (en).

3. <head> : This section contains metadata about the web page, which is not visible to users but is important for browsers and search engines.

• <meta charset="UTF-8"> : This meta tag defines the character encoding for the document, which is UTF-8. UTF-8 is a character encoding that supports a wide range of characters, including those from various languages.
• <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> : This meta tag sets the viewport settings for responsive web design. It tells the browser to adjust the width of the page to the device's screen width and sets the initial zoom level to 1.0.
• <title> Counter </title> : This sets the title of the web page to "Counter," which appears in the browser's title bar or tab.
• <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css"> : This line includes an external stylesheet called "styles.css." Stylesheets are used to define the visual presentation (e.g., colors, fonts) of the web page.

4. <body id="body"> : This is the body of the web page where the visible content is placed.

5. <button type="button" class="btn changemode"> Switch Dark mode </button> : This is a button element with a class "btn" and "changemode." It will be used to toggle between dark and light modes on the page.

6. <main> : This is a semantic HTML5 element that represents the main content of the web page.

7. <div class="container"> : This is a div element with a class "container" that serves as a container for the content within it.

8. <h1> counter </h1> : This is a level 1 heading element that displays the text "counter."

9. <span id="value"> 0 </span> : This is a span element with an id "value" that initially displays the number "0." It can be used to dynamically update and display a counter value.

10. <div class="button-container"> : This div with the class "button-container" serves as a container for a group of buttons.

11. Three buttons:

• <button class="btn decrease"> decrease </button> : A button with a class "btn" and "decrease" that is used to decrease the counter value.
• <button class="btn reset"> reset </button> : A button with a class "btn" and "reset" that is used to reset the counter value.
• <button class="btn increase"> increase </button> : A button with a class "btn" and "increase" that is used to increase the counter value.

12. <script src="script.js"> </script> : This line includes an external JavaScript file called "script.js." JavaScript is used to add interactivity and functionality to the web page.

This is the basic structure of our counter using HTML, and now we can move on to styling it using CSS.

Step 2 (CSS Code):

Once the basic HTML structure of the counter is in place, the next step is to add styling to the counter using CSS.

Next, we will create our CSS file. In this file, we will use some basic CSS rules to style our counter. Let's break down what each part of the code does:

1. @import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans|Roboto:400,700&display=swap");

• This line imports two Google Fonts, "Open Sans" and "Roboto" with two weights (400 and 700) for later use in the CSS.

2. :root { ... }

• This defines CSS custom properties (variables) inside the :root pseudo-class. These variables are used to store values that can be reused throughout the stylesheet.

3. *, ::after, ::before { ... }

• These selectors are used to reset the default margin, padding, and box-sizing for all elements on the page, ensuring a consistent layout.

4. body { ... }

• Defines styles for the body element, including font family, background color, text color, line-height, and font size.

5. ul { ... }

• Styles for unordered lists to remove bullets.

6. a { ... }

• Styles for anchor (link) elements to remove underlines.

7. h1, h2, h3, h4 { ... }

• Styles for headings (h1, h2, h3, h4) including letter spacing, text transformation, line height, margin, and font family. These styles make headings look consistent and visually appealing.

8. Media Queries (@media screen and (min-width: 800px) { ... })

• These styles apply only when the screen width is at least 800px. It adjusts font sizes and line heights for headings and body text to make the design responsive.

9. .section { ... }

• Styles for elements with the class "section," including padding.

10. .section-center { ... }

• Styles for elements with the class "section-center," setting the width and margins to center the content. It also limits the maximum width to 1170px.

11. .container { ... }

• Styles for elements with the class "container," defining text alignment.

12. #value { ... }

• Styles for an element with the ID "value," setting the font size and font weight.

13. .btn { ... }

• Styles for elements with the class "btn" (buttons), including text transformation, background color, text color, padding, letter spacing, and various other properties for button styling.

14. .btn:hover { ... }

• Styles for button hover states, changing the text and background colors to create an interactive effect when a user hovers over a button.

15. .darkbody { ... } and .darkbutton { ... }

• These classes define styles for creating a dark mode theme. They change the background color, text color, and border color for specific elements to create a dark color scheme.

16. .darkbutton:hover { ... }

• Styles for the dark mode button hover state, changing text and background colors when hovering over a button in dark mode.

This will give our counter an upgraded presentation. Create a CSS file with the name of styles.css and paste the given codes into your CSS file. Remember that you must create a file with the .css extension.

Step 3 (JavaScript Code):

Finally, we need to create a function in JavaScript. Let's break down the code step by step:

1. The code starts by selecting elements from the HTML document using the document.getElementById and document.querySelector methods:

• const value: This variable represents an HTML element with the id 'value', presumably a text element that displays a numeric value.
• const btn1, const btn2, const btn3: These variables represent buttons with class names 'decrease', 'reset', and 'increase', respectively. These buttons are used to decrease, reset, and increase the displayed value.
• const btnmode: This variable represents a button with the class name ' changemode '. This button is used to toggle between light and dark modes.

2. A variable number is declared and initialized to 0. This variable will store the numeric value that is displayed on the web page.

3. Event listeners are added to the buttons to handle user interactions:

• btn1.addEventListener('click', function() { ... }): When the 'decrease' button is clicked, this function is executed. It decreases the number variable by 1, updates the text content of the 'value' element, and changes the text color to red.
• btn2.addEventListener('click', function() { ... }): When the 'reset' button is clicked, this function is executed. It sets the number variable and the text content of the 'value' element to 0 and changes the text color to a shade of blue.
• btn3.addEventListener('click', function() { ... }): When the 'increase' button is clicked, this function is executed. It increases the number variable by 1, updates the text content of the 'value' element, and changes the text color to green.

4. Another event listener is added to the btnmode button:

• btnmode.addEventListener('click', function() { ... }): When the 'changemode' button is clicked, this function is executed. It toggles a CSS class 'darkbody' on the 'body' element, effectively switching between light and dark modes. It also changes the text content of the 'btnmode' button to toggle between "Switch Light Mode" and "Switch Dark Mode". Additionally, it toggles a 'darkbutton' class on the buttons (btn1, btn2, btn3, and btnmode) to adjust their appearance in dark mode.

Create a JavaScript file with the name script.js and paste the given codes into your JavaScript file and make sure it's linked properly to your HTML document so that the scripts are executed on the page. Remember, you’ve to create a file with .js extension.

Final Output:

Conclusion:

Congratulations! You've successfully created a counter using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This tutorial is just the beginning of your web development journey. Feel free to experiment, customize, and add more features to your counter. Happy coding!

After completing this tutorial, you're on your way to becoming a skilled web developer. Stay curious and keep building!

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Counters are like those little number trackers you see on websites. You know, the ones that tell you how many likes or shares something has? They are pretty common on sites like online shops, social media, and games. This article is all about making one of those counters using JavaScript. We’ll go through how to do it step by step.

Here is the Sample Image of the counter that we are going to make:

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Before we start coding, let’s take a moment to understand the basic concepts behind a counter application. A counter is essentially a variable that keeps track of a numerical value. In JavaScript, we can create a variable using the ‘var’, ‘let’, or ‘const’ keywords . We will be using the ‘let’ keyword to create our counter variable, which can be incremented or decremented based on user actions. We will be also creating a button that will reset the counter.

Now, let’s get started with the coding part. We will be building a simple counter application that can be incremented, decremented, or can be reset using three different buttons. Here is the HTML code that we will be using:

HTML Code: File name – index.html

We have created a basic HTML structure with a heading and a div element containing two buttons and a div element that will display the counter value. We have also created a button for resetting the counter. We have also included a reference to our JavaScript file, ‘counter.js’ , using the ‘script’ tag.

Let’s style our counter app using CSS:

CSS Code: File name – style.css

Now, let’s move on to the JavaScript code. Here is the code that we will be using:

JavaScript Code: File name – counter.js

First, we have declared a ‘counter’ variable with an initial value of 0. We have also created four constants using the ‘const’ keyword to reference the HTML elements that we will be interacting with.

Next, we’ve added what are called event listeners to three buttons: ‘increment’, ‘decrement’, and ‘reset’.

When you click the ‘increment’ button, it adds 1 to the counter and shows the new number on the page.

When you click the ‘decrement’ button, it takes away 1 from the counter and shows the updated number.

And if you click the ‘reset’ button, it just sets the number back to zero.

So, to sum it up, counters are handy things on websites, and making one with JavaScript is pretty straightforward. With the code we’ve talked about in this article, you can get started on your own counter in no time. Just grasp the basics and use the code we’ve given you here.

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CSS counters are "variables" maintained by CSS whose values can be incremented by CSS rules (to track how many times they are used). Counters let you adjust the appearance of content based on its placement in the document.

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CSIS Act Amendments: Bolstering Canada’s counter-foreign interference legislation

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The Government of Canada introduces legislation to bolster Canada’s response to foreign interference.

Foreign interference is one of the greatest strategic threats facing Canada’s sovereignty and democracy. It threatens all orders of government, the private sector, media, academia, communities and individuals in Canada. Foreign interference attempts to erode our democratic processes and institutions, interferes in our economy and critical sectors and threatens Canadian communities.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is mandated to detect, and when appropriate, take action to disrupt threats, including those posed by foreign interference. The nature of these threats continues to  evolve over time, so updating the framework to address modern challenges is crucial and will bring benefits.

The CSIS Act was enacted in 1984 at a time when the prolific use and expansion of digital technology could not have been foreseen. Today, digital technologies permeate every aspect of life in Canada. Electronic information and data have become a large and important part of national security investigations but key, and often basic, pieces of information are no longer accessible through conventional investigative techniques. Countering the foreign interference threat that Canada faces today requires urgent updates to the CSIS Act to better equip CSIS to carry out its mandate to investigate, advise the Government of Canada, and take measures to reduce this strategic threat to the security of Canada.

Moreover, the targets of hostile states and threat actors have shifted beyond the Government of Canada, to partners in academia, private industry, provincial, territorial, and Indigenous governments, and community groups. These entities often lack access to critical  government information that would help them build resiliency against such threats. Investigating the foreign interference and other threats that Canada faces today requires that CSIS be able to equip national security partners, operate in a digital world, and respond to evolving threats.

Consultations with the Canadian public

CSIS and Public Safety held extensive online, virtual and in-person consultations on amending the CSIS Act from November 24, 2023, to February 2, 2024. A diverse range of stakeholders, including representatives from provincial, territorial and Indigenous governments and partners, academia, the business community, as well as community representatives were engaged in this context. These consultations provided people from across the country with an opportunity to share their views on potential amendments to the CSIS Act . The valuable input and advice gathered were instrumental in shaping the drafting of this legislation.

During consultations, participants noted that advancements in technology and evolving threats have created a need for updates to the CSIS Act, and looked favourably at changes that would better equip CSIS and the Government of Canada to respond to national security threats such as foreign interference. Respondents held a generally positive view toward the need for amendments across each of the categories under consideration. The desire for CSIS to share more information emerged as a prominent theme. Stakeholders, including representatives from provincial, territorial, municipal and Indigenous governments and partners, often expressed that receiving information from CSIS would help them better understand, recognize and build resilience against foreign interference.

While overall support was strong, not all participants favoured all the proposals. A minority of respondents expressed concerns with respect to privacy, and the need for strong oversight and accountability. They also noted the importance of continuing to strengthen trust in CSIS as an institution and ensuring continued efforts by CSIS to increase transparency. Finally, respondents frequently noted the need for Canada to be stronger in the face of national security threats like foreign interference.

The What We Heard and Learned Report has been posted on the Consultation webpage to provide greater transparency to the Canadian public on the extensive consultations that were undertaken to inform the policy development and drafting of legislative amendments.

Proposed legislative amendments

Targeted amendments to modernize the CSIS Act would better equip the Government of Canada to build resilience and to counter the modern threats Canada faces today, including foreign interference.

To ensure the safety, security, and prosperity of Canada, CSIS must be able to:

Equip national security partners

• This legislation would enable broader disclosure of CSIS information to key partners beyond the Government of Canada, with appropriate safeguards, to help partners build resiliency to threats.
• Amendments would help partners build resiliency to threats by helping them to better identify and integrate proactive measures.

Operate in a digital world

• The absence of tailored judicial warrants, impedes, delays, and at times altogether halts national security investigations, diminishing CSIS’ ability to protect all Canadians. 
• This legislation would increase CSIS’ ability to be more agile and effective in its investigations, by introducing new warrants for specific investigative techniques.
• It would also enhance CSIS’ capacity to collect and use datasets.
• Amendments would close the gap created by technology as well as regain the ability for CSIS to collect, from within Canada, foreign intelligence about the intentions and capabilities of foreign states and foreign individuals in Canada.

Respond to evolving threats

• This legislation would implement a statutory requirement for Parliament to periodically review the CSIS Act to ensure that it keeps pace with advances in technology and data, as well as other evolutions in the national security space.

Accountability and Transparency

The authorities in the CSIS Act must reflect the values and ideals of the Canadian public, whom CSIS seeks to protect. Informed by the consultations, these amendments have been developed considering the high expectation of privacy that people in Canada have, including the protection provided by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms implications as core considerations.

The amendments maintain existing systems of review, oversight, and transparency with appropriate safeguards, including for all new powers. CSIS has multiple layers of protections to ensure that CSIS is accountable and that the rights of people in Canada are respected. For instance, CSIS is required to seek a Federal Court warrant before undertaking activities that are more than minimally intrusive. CSIS would continue to require the approval of the Federal Court for all warrants.

The National Security and Intelligence Review Agency and the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians also provide an important review function for CSIS’ activities. Certain activities, such as collection and retention of datasets, are also subject to the review and approval of the Intelligence Commissioner.

Finally, CSIS is accountable to the Canadian public and is committed to increasing transparency to ensure that they have trust in their security intelligence service. CSIS continues to listen to the needs and concerns of the communities it seeks to protect, and works to maintain this trust to effectively meet its mandate. With these amendments, the Government of Canada will be better equipped to protect Canada and the Canadian public from foreign interference and other threats.

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