The code snippet provided outlines the styling for a video player container with specific dimensions and background color set to black. The container is designed to be fully responsive, adjusting its height according to the width of the viewport, especially for devices with a maximum width of 768 pixels. Additional margin adjustments ensure the video player is visually separated from other elements on smaller screens.
In addition to the video player styling, there is a section of code dedicated to the appearance of polls within a carousel. The polls are displayed in a flex container, allowing for horizontal scrolling. Each poll card has a defined width and border radius, with a logo positioned absolutely at the top right corner. The content within the poll cards, including the question, options, and results, is styled for clarity and interactivity, with hover states and selected states clearly indicated.
Furthermore, there is a section for styling a “bets-today” feature, which appears to be a promotional segment for betting tips. The styling defines a distinct look and feel with a yellow border and background, and includes a flex layout for the arrangement of logos and expert data. The data items are displayed in columns with centered text and images, providing information such as win percentages and win-loss records.
Jason Kelce, the former Philadelphia Eagles center, is in the spotlight as he transitions from player to potential commentator. Since his retirement earlier this month, he has attracted interest from multiple networks, including ESPN, which is considering him for a role on Monday Night Countdown. However, not everyone believes this is the right move for Kelce. Veteran sportscaster Dan Patrick has expressed skepticism, suggesting that a position with ESPN would likely require Kelce to host more than just one program.
The code also includes media query adjustments for mobile responsiveness. On smaller screens, the layout and sizing of elements such as the march madness logo, poll match date and time, and the bets-today section are modified for better viewing. The mobile version ensures that the content is still accessible and legible, with adjustments to padding, font sizes, and the overall layout to accommodate the reduced screen real estate.
