Use of counters on your website
A counter makes it possible for your visitors (and you) to see how many times your pages are being shown to a user. Counters are almost completely replaced by actual statistics programs with advanced features and easier interfaces, but they are still used occasionally.
If you insert this html code:
<img src="http://www.goldenplanet.com/cgi-sys/Count.cgi?df={domain name}-index.html" />
- where {domain name} is replaced by the name of your domain, for example testdom.com, which makes the code look like so:
<img src="/cgi-sys/Count.cgi?df=testdom.com-index.html">
- will give you a counter that looks like this:
Howto change the looks of the counter:
We have 5 different fonts that you can use. You can change the font by adding dd=(A,B,C,D or E) to the img html tag. Like so
<img src="/cgi-sys/Count.cgi?df={domain name}&dd=C">
denne counter:
Here are the 5 possible fonts:
TYPE A: 
TYPE B:
TYPE C:
TYPE D:
TYPE E:
You can change the width of the frame around the counter by adding ft=X (where X is pixel width of the frame). For example will this generate a counter like below
<img src="/cgi-sys/Count.cgi?df={domain name}&dd=C&ft=0">
If you need more than one counter you simply change the counters data file name (df) til {domain name}-nameofcounter. Remember to include the name of your domain or sub folder in the name of the data file.
You can find more information about the counter on the programmers website.