The `.vidazoo-player-container` is designed to be fully responsive, adapting to various screen sizes. It has a default width of 100% and a dynamic height calculated using the formula `calc((1110px – 360px – 16px) * 9 / 16)`, ensuring the aspect ratio of 16:9 is maintained. The background is set to black. There is an additional rule that modifies the height to `calc(685px * 9 / 16)` without specifying conditions under which it should apply.
For screens with a maximum width of 768 pixels, the `.sk-widget .vidazoo-container` is given top and bottom margins of 16 pixels. The `.vidazoo-player-container` height is adjusted to maintain the 16:9 aspect ratio based on the viewport width, with additional margins for spacing. This ensures that the player maintains its aspect ratio and is centered on smaller screens.
The `.polls-carousel` is displayed as a flex container that allows for a horizontal layout that doesn’t wrap, with an overflow that is always visible. The `.preview-card-holder` is styled with rounded corners at the top and a consistent width of 85%. The `.march-madness-logo` is positioned absolutely within its container. The `.preview-card-content.poll-card-content` and `.poll-content-top-section` are styled for layout and spacing, with specific styles for elements like the `.poll-count`, `.poll-match-date-time`, and `.poll-question`.
Interactive elements within the polls, such as `.poll-option` and `.poll-option-selected`, have hover and selected states with distinct border styles. Answered poll options have a different background and are non-interactive. Text within the poll options is styled for readability and emphasis, particularly when an option is selected.
The `.bets-today-div` is a styled container with a specific height, background color, and border. It contains logos, images, and text, all arranged for a cohesive presentation. The `.experts-data` section presents expert picks with images, win percentages, and win-loss-tie records. The `.cta` (call-to-action) button is prominently styled and intended to stand out to the user.
Amidst rumors and speculation, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has made a strong statement regarding the future of the city’s sports teams. Addressing concerns over the potential relocation of the Chiefs, Mayor Lucas took to social media to reassure fans and residents. He emphatically dismissed the idea that the Chiefs could return to Dallas, Texas, where the franchise originated.
Mayor Lucas wrote, “I hear rumors, including even from the Mayor of Dallas. Kansas City, don’t believe the noise. We are committed to retention of our teams with vastly lower expenses–think needed infrastructure build out–than even an intra-metro move. Both teams will be in KCMO in 2040 and long after.” This declaration comes after voters decided against funding part of the compensation, indicating that the city is looking for alternative solutions to keep the team in Kansas City beyond the expiration of their current lease.
