February 2018 Archive

Archive overview

This page represents an archive snapshot from February 2018 of The Barber dal 1978's website. It captures various updates and activities occurring during that month. The data includes analytics tracking information, media player configuration, and stylistic customizations for the website's appearance. It's important to note this is an archived version and may not reflect the current state of the website. The snapshot was captured on July 11, 2025.

Website analytics tracking

The code embedded on this page indicates the use of archive analytics tracking. Specifically, it sends page view data to a server named 'wwwb-app206.us' with a server response time of 479 milliseconds. The 'service' is identified as 'wb', signifying it's likely a web archive. This data collection is standard practice for monitoring website traffic and user behavior within archived environments.

Media player configuration

The JavaScript code defines configuration settings for a media player, likely MediaElement.js. It enables autoplay, hides the unmute overlay, and displays a download option for SWF files. This suggests the website incorporated video or audio content. The variables 'autoplay', 'unmuteOverlay', and 'showSwfDownload' control the player's behavior and visual presentation.

Emoji support

The website implemented support for emojis using Google's Emoji component. The code defines the base URL, file extensions, and source for emoji assets. This ensures proper rendering of emojis across different browsers and devices. The wp-emoji-release.min.js file handles the dynamic loading and rendering of these emojis, enhancing the website's visual appeal and expressiveness.

Custom css styling

A significant portion of the code defines custom CSS styles that modify the website's visual appearance. Key elements like background colors, borders, text colors, and button styles are customized with a consistent theme of dark backgrounds and contrasting gold/yellow accents. Specific elements like page links, buttons, avatars, and WPB elements are styled to match this aesthetic, providing a cohesive and branded user experience. The CSS also incorporates settings for loading animations and typography.

Website design details

The CSS styles specify font families for headings (Montserrat), body text (Montserrat), and other specific elements (Roboto). The site uses Noto Serif for headings. The color scheme heavily features dark backgrounds (#262626 and #1a1a1a) with accent colors like #bc9321 and #e5e5e5. This creates a visually distinct and modern look. The styles also address specific components like the navigation menu, WooCommerce product displays, and the WordPress block builder (WPB).