The CSS code snippet provided defines the styling for a video player container, ensuring that it maintains a 16:9 aspect ratio while adjusting its size based on the viewport width. The container is set to occupy the full width of its parent element, with a dynamic height calculated using the ‘calc’ function. For larger screens, the height is determined by subtracting specific pixel values from a base of 1110px, whereas for smaller screens, the height is a function of the viewport width. The background color is set to black.
Additionally, the code includes media queries to adjust the layout and styling for devices with a maximum width of 768px. Within this query, margins are added to the top and bottom of the video container, and the height is recalculated to maintain the aspect ratio based on the viewport width. The media query also modifies the styling for other elements within a widget, adjusting margins and other properties to ensure a responsive design that adapts to smaller screens.
In the world of sports, Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the New York Jets, has been stirring up controversy with his political stances. Despite no longer being considered for the vice-presidential spot, Rodgers has been open about his support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., particularly their shared views on vaccines. Rodgers has also shown skepticism towards the Sandy Hook incident in 2012. His political involvement reached a point where he was rumored to be a potential running mate before Nicole Shanahan was selected, prompting questions to coach Robert Saleh during league meetings.
Rodgers continued to express his opinions on social media, posting a clip on his Instagram stories that featured RFK Jr. engaging in physical activity. The video showed RFK Jr. sprinting up the White House stairs and performing bench presses, accompanied by captions that appeared to mock President Joe Biden’s health and physical capabilities.
The CSS code also outlines the design for a polls carousel, which is a scrollable horizontal container displaying various poll options. The carousel is designed to be flexible, with the ability to wrap content and scroll overflow along the x-axis. Each poll option is styled with specific hover and selection effects, indicating user interaction. The polls feature a date and time display, with a unique styling for the match date and time. Selected poll options are highlighted with a distinct border color, and the percentage of votes is prominently displayed. The code ensures that the poll options are not selectable once answered, maintaining the integrity of the voting process.
