The CSS code snippet provided defines styling for a video player container within a web page. The `.vidazoo-player-container` class specifies a full width for the container and a calculated height based on a complex formula that takes into account various elements’ sizes to maintain a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is standard for video content. The container’s background color is set to black. Additionally, there are media queries set up for when the screen width is at or below 768 pixels, adjusting the styling for elements like the `.vidazoo-container` to accommodate different screen sizes.
The code also includes styling for a polls carousel, which is designed to be a horizontally scrollable element with flex properties. The `.preview-card-holder` class within the carousel has a specified width and border-radius, ensuring that the cards have rounded corners at the top. The `.march-madness-logo` class positions a logo absolutely within its parent container. The polls themselves have styling that includes padding, color, and hover effects to enhance user interaction. Selected options are highlighted with a border color change, and answered poll options have a distinct background and are made non-interactive.
For the betting section, the `.bets-today-div` class is styled to stand out with a background color, border, and border-radius. It contains elements like logos, images, and text that are arranged using flexbox to ensure proper alignment and spacing. The `.experts-data` class is used to display information about experts’ win percentages and records, with individual items styled for visual clarity. The call-to-action within this section is styled to be eye-catching, with bold text, a contrasting background color, and rounded borders.
In a completely different context, the text mentions Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, and an incident involving one of his Super Bowl rings. Kraft has a total of six Super Bowl titles to his name, but the story of interest is about his XXXIX ring. During a visit to Russia in 2005, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed interest in trying on the ring. Kraft allowed it, but Putin then pocketed the ring and left with it. This incident was documented in the Apple TV docuseries “The Dynasty.” The ring is currently on display at the Kremlin’s library. Despite this, Kraft has expressed his emotional attachment to the ring, as evidenced by his comments during a Netflix roast of Tom Brady.
