The CSS code snippet provided defines the styling for a video player container on a website. The `.vidazoo-player-container` class sets the width to 100% and the height is calculated based on a formula that takes into account certain pixel values and adjusts the height according to the aspect ratio of 16:9. The background color is set to black. There’s an adjustment to the height property in another declaration of the same class, suggesting a responsive design approach.
The code includes media queries for devices with a maximum width of 768 pixels. Within this query, different CSS custom properties are defined for the `.vidazoo-container` class to handle various scenarios such as when the body has a top header or a primary navigation, adjusting the top offset for a floating player. Additionally, there are styles for a `.sk-widget` within the `.vidazoo-container`, specifying margins.
The CSS also includes styles for a polls carousel, which seems to be a horizontal scrolling container for various poll options. The `.preview-card-holder` class has specific dimensions and border-radius properties, while the `.march-madness-logo` class positions a logo absolutely within its parent container. The poll options have hover and selected states, with distinct border styles to indicate the user’s interaction.
There are styles for the content of the poll cards, including the layout of the top section, the font properties for the poll count, and the background and border styles for the date and time display. The `.poll-option-color` class and its modifiers suggest a visual representation of poll results, with different colors and widths based on the percentage of votes.
Lastly, the code snippet includes styles for a betting section, denoted by the `.bets-today-div` class, which contains a logo, text, and a call-to-action button. The `.experts-data` class within this section seems to display information about experts, including their images, win percentages, and win-loss records. The media query at the end adjusts the styles for mobile devices, ensuring the content is responsive and visually appealing on smaller screens.
J.J. McCarthy’s draft stock is on the rise as the 2024 NFL draft approaches. The former Michigan quarterback has been impressing many, with various mock drafts predicting him to be selected within the top five picks of the first round. Despite the positive buzz, not everyone is convinced of McCarthy’s potential at the professional level.
Kurt Warner, a Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback, expressed his reservations about McCarthy during an appearance on ESPN’s “Get Up.” Warner acknowledged McCarthy’s winning record and technique but emphasized the importance of arm talent when considering a top-five draft pick. “Definitely a bunch of things to like, I like the technique by which he plays, obviously you like the fact that he won a lot of football games. But if I’m drafting someone in the top five, I want to know that I can trust him to win games with his right arm,” Warner stated, highlighting his “huge” questions about McCarthy’s ability to deliver in critical situations.
