The CSS code provided outlines the styling for a video player container, designed to be fully responsive and adjust its size depending on the screen width. The `.vidazoo-player-container` class specifies the width to be 100% and calculates the height based on a specific formula, ensuring the aspect ratio of 16:9 is maintained. When the screen width is less than 768 pixels, additional CSS rules within the `@media` query come into effect, adjusting margins and recalculating the height based on the viewport width to maintain the aspect ratio. Additionally, the `.sk-widget .vidazoo-container` class adds top and bottom margins when viewed on smaller screens.
Dwight Freeney, a former NFL player, has had an illustrious career spanning 16 seasons, which includes a Super Bowl victory with the Indianapolis Colts and multiple personal accolades such as seven Pro Bowl selections and four All-Pro nods. Even though he is retired, Freeney appreciates the era he played in. He believes that the current rules in the NFL could have made it more challenging for defensive players like himself to excel.
During an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Freeney was asked by co-host Ty Schmit whether he thought it would be more difficult to have the same kind of career in today’s NFL, given the new rules. The question prompted Freeney to reflect on his playing days and acknowledge the advantages of the timing of his career.
The CSS code also includes styling for various interactive elements such as polls and betting information. The `.polls-carousel` class allows for a horizontally scrollable set of poll options, while `.preview-card-holder` and other related classes define the appearance of the cards containing the polls. The styling ensures that these elements are visually appealing and user-friendly, with hover effects and clear indications of selected options.
Lastly, the code provides styling for a section dedicated to betting, with a `.bets-today-div` class that defines the look and feel of the betting tips area. Within this section, there are elements such as `.experts-data` that display statistics and information about experts’ predictions, and `.cta` that encourages users to take action, such as unlocking free tips from experts. The responsive design ensures that the layout and functionality of these elements remain intact and accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.
