The CSS code snippet provided outlines styling for a `.vidazoo-player-container`, setting its width to 100% and calculating its height based on a formula. The background color is set to black. Another set of rules within the snippet targets the same container but simply sets its height based on a different calculation. The code also includes media queries for maximum widths of 768 pixels, adjusting various properties for the `.vidazoo-container` depending on whether the body has certain classes like `has-top-header` or `has-primary-nav`. Additionally, the `.vidazoo-container` has rules for when it contains an element with a `data-view` attribute of `”floater”`, and there are margins set for the `.sk-widget .vidazoo-container`.
In the world of professional wrestling, anticipation is building as the WWE Draft is set to kick off tonight on SmackDown and continue the following Monday on WWE RAW. Speculations are rife about which faction will be the first pick, with The Bloodline being a popular choice. The draft comes at a time when the NFL Draft is also happening, and WWE hopes to capture some of that excitement. While most champions are bound to their current brands, the draft is seen as an opportunity for a new beginning for many wrestlers.
The betting odds suggest that The Bloodline is the favorite to be the first selection tonight, with Bianca Belair also tipped to be the first female superstar drafted. The Bloodline has been undergoing some shifts, with Solo Sikoa stepping up as the new leader in Roman Reigns’ absence. Reigns has not been seen since his loss of the Undisputed WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania XL. Furthermore, Jimmy Uso has been ousted from The Bloodline, with Tama Tonga taking his place after a vicious attack on Kevin Owens last Friday.
Dutch Mantell, a former WWE manager and wrestling legend, has weighed in on the recent changes within The Bloodline. On the Smack Talk show, Mantell expressed concern that the faction might be accumulating too many Samoans, potentially leading to an oversaturation. Despite this, he believes the company will find a way to make it work, stating, “They are stocking it up with too many Samoans at this point. There is too much of a good thing. Now they will make it work, I’m not saying that. But I am saying, I mean they got a ton right now. They got seven before they added anybody.”
The Bloodline has been a dominant force on SmackDown for years, and fans are eager to see if they will indeed be the top pick in the WWE Draft. As the event draws near, the wrestling community is abuzz with predictions and theories about the outcomes of this reshuffling of talent.
