Today your page stops being something people only read.

You will add a counter and a special button from Apps, so a visitor can press it and the number goes up.

By the end, your site will keep score of something real, like goals, books or days to the holidays.

Some pages only show words and pictures. Others can change when a visitor uses them.

Today you use blocks from a new group called Apps.

Open the interactive activity. You should see your site or the two club pages (Home and Scores). Build on what you see.

1. Click the page where you want the count to show (many people use their second page).
2. From Apps, drag a counter block onto that page.
3. Put it inside the coloured box from Layout if you already have one, so the number sits neatly with your other content.
4. Type a short name for the counter, such as goals.
5. Leave the starting number as it is for now.

Check before you move on: open the Your web page tab. You should see a number on the page, often starting at 0.

Empty screen with no pages at all? Ask your teacher before using Start again.

Stay on the same page as your counter.

1. From Apps, drag a button when clicked block onto that page.
2. Put it just under the counter, still inside the page (or inside the same Layout box).
3. Change the button's label to something clear, such as Add a goal.

1. From Apps, drag a change counter block.
2. Snap it inside your button when clicked block, not under the page on its own.
3. Open the dropdown on the change counter block and pick the counter you named (for example goals).
4. If the dropdown says (add a counter), stop. Go back and put a counter on the page first, then return here.
5. Set the change to 1 so each press adds one.