The CSS code for the .vidazoo-player-container defines the width and height of the video player, ensuring it takes up the full width and has a height proportional to a 16:9 aspect ratio. The height calculation is based on a complex formula that subtracts certain pixel values and then applies the aspect ratio. The player’s background is set to black. Additionally, the code specifies different heights for the player container under various conditions, such as when the viewport width is less than 768 pixels, and adjusts the top offset of a floating player depending on whether the page has a top header or primary navigation.
When the viewport width falls below 768 pixels, the .vidazoo-container and its child elements receive new styles. The top offset of the floating player is adjusted based on the presence of a top header or primary navigation bar. The player container’s height is recalculated to maintain the 16:9 aspect ratio, and margins are added at the top and bottom.
Michael Chandler has made it clear that he was not in favor of a three-round fight with Conor McGregor at UFC 303. The fight was announced after UFC 300, with Dana White confirming it would take place during International Fight Week on June 29 and would be contested at 170 pounds. This announcement ended widespread speculation and marked the return of the UFC’s most prominent figure.
Chandler, in an interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour, addressed rumors about the potential for a shorter bout. He confirmed that a three-round fight was considered but ultimately, he pushed for and secured a five-round fight. Chandler’s preference for a longer fight reflects his readiness for a more extended battle, contrasting with McGregor’s initial position. He expressed his enthusiasm for the five-round format, indicating it as a measure of a fighter’s preparedness.
Conor McGregor’s coach, John Kavanagh, shared his thoughts on the upcoming fight between McGregor and Chandler. Kavanagh, who has been with McGregor since the beginning of his professional MMA career, offered a bold prediction in an interview with SevereMMA. He anticipates that the fight won’t last more than two rounds, citing McGregor’s striking power and ability to return to his feet as underestimated factors. Kavanagh’s confidence suggests that those doubting McGregor might be surprised by the outcome of the fight.
