The CSS code snippet provided outlines the styling for a video player container, designed to be responsive and adapt to different screen sizes. The `.vidazoo-player-container` class sets the width to 100% and the height is calculated based on a complex formula, ensuring the aspect ratio of 16:9 is maintained. The background color is set to black. Additionally, there is a media query that adjusts the styling for screens with a maximum width of 768 pixels, focusing on the `.vidazoo-container` and its child elements. This includes setting the top offset for various scenarios such as when the body has a top header or primary navigation, and adjusting the margins for the `.sk-widget .vidazoo-container`.
In the world of NFL, Derek Carr’s move to the New Orleans Saints was one of the major early transactions last offseason. Despite the previous season not going as planned, the Saints faced the prospect of drafting a quarterback high in the NFL draft. However, during an NFL draft edition of “Good Morning Football,” Saints’ Cam Jordan made a case for the team to focus on strengthening their defense rather than looking for Carr’s successor. He showed a particular interest in a “little Florida State kid,” and also subtly suggested that the team should not prioritize drafting an offensive tackle. Jordan expressed his personal bias, stating, “If y’all thinking top ten offense galore, I’m thinking No. 14 defense. Run me the big D tackle. I like the little Florida State kid. … Maybe I’ll wait till tomorrow to give you my spin on why I don’t think any team should ever draft offensive tackle.”
The CSS code also includes styles for a `.polls-carousel`, which is designed to be a horizontally scrollable container with flex display. The `.preview-card-holder` within it has a set width and border-radius, indicating it’s likely a card-style design for polls. Additional styling is provided for elements like the `.march-madness-logo`, `.poll-content-top-section`, and various poll options, indicating a level of interactivity with the user where they can select or hover over options. The style changes for the poll options when they are selected or hovered over, with specific colors and borders applied.
The `.bets-today-div` is styled to stand out with a distinct background color, border, and border-radius, suggesting it’s a section dedicated to betting information. It includes a logo, and elements like `.experts-data` that likely display the credentials of betting experts, such as win percentages and records. The `.cta` class suggests a call-to-action button, urging users to take some form of action, such as unlocking tips from experts.
Finally, the media query for maximum width of 768 pixels indicates that the layout and styling of these elements will change on smaller screens, such as mobile devices. This includes adjustments to the widths, heights, and padding of various elements to ensure they remain visually appealing and functional on a smaller display. The `.bets-today-div` specifically is adjusted to be more suitable for a vertical layout, indicating a shift from a flex display to a block display for better mobile responsiveness.
