Fix Email Issues in CyberPanel with SMTP Relay Setup Free Method. First Create a email using your Cyberpanel Under Emai Tab Create Email Second go to the SSL tab and click …
You’ve probably seen many examples of password strength indicators around the web. They let users know the password they’re using is weak and indicate how the strength changes when it’s modified. …
Fix Email Issues in CyberPanel with SMTP Relay Setup Free Method. First Create a email using your Cyberpanel Under Emai Tab Create Email Second go to the SSL tab and click …
You’ve probably seen many examples of password strength indicators around the web. They let users know the password they’re using is weak and indicate how the strength changes when it’s modified. …
Fix Email Issues in CyberPanel with SMTP Relay Setup Free Method. First Create a email using your Cyberpanel Under Emai Tab Create Email Second go to the SSL tab and click …
Fix Email Issues in CyberPanel with SMTP Relay Setup Free Method.
First Create a email using your Cyberpanel Under Emai Tab
Create Email
Second go to the SSL tab and click on MailServer SSL, then select your domain and press Issue SSL button.
Third Create a free account in https://account.sendinblue.com/
And add your domain
Click on Domain and Add your domain. After adding the domain you need to verify txt SPF and DKAIM
one by one copy the key and paste it on you cyber panel domain under the DNS tab Add/Delete Records .
Once completed the task you can see your domain is verified.
Download putty and open your server using SSH
sudo su -
nano /etc/postfix/main.c
Scroll to the bottom of the config and paste in the additional config. If you’re not using Sendinblue, you should change the server address in the first line:
You’ve probably seen many examples of password strength indicators around the web. They let users know the password they’re using is weak and indicate how the strength changes when it’s modified. …
You’ve probably seen many examples of password strength indicators around the web. They let users know the password they’re using is weak and indicate how the strength changes when it’s modified. In this tutorial we’ll be building a password strength indicator like the following
Let’s start with the HTML creating a password input field and a password strength <div> that we can style later on to give a visual representation of password strength:
To determine the password strength we’ll be using the zxcvbn JavaScript library which i’ve included via CDN. It’s also available as a standalone download and NPM package:
We’ll then use an event listener to check the password strength each time a character is added or removed from the password input field:
pwd.addEventListener("input", function () {
const pwdVal = pwd.value;
let result = zxcvbn(pwdVal);
pwdStrength.className += "strength-" + result.score;
});
The score returned from zxcvbn() is on a scale between 0 and 4. We then add this score as a class on the password strength <div> so we can apply different CSS styles based on the score that’s returned.
That’s completes the JavaScript, now for the CSS starting with the password label and input field: