overlay.css

Overlay CSS Documentation

This CSS file, overlay.css, provides the styles for a webpage displaying a scoreboard and team representation, potentially for a sports event.

CSS Classes

Here is the list of CSS classes used in the file along with their functionality:

• body: Contains general styles for entire document body. Font is set to Arial and Sans-serif, background color is transparent, and the elements are flexibly aligned from left to top start of the screen with full viewport height.

• scoreboard: Styled as a vertically aligned flexible container, with transparency, and a black border radius. It will resize as needed without breaching the maximum width of 1200px.

• row: A generalized utility for arranging items in a center-aligned row, with a width filling its parent. This is suitable for creating a row for each team's scores.

• team: As a part of the row, each team is a flexible container with center-aligned items. It holds a team's image and name, and it ensures a fair distribution of screen space by growing flexibly.

  • team img: Styles for the team logos, displayed as a round image.

  • team div: Styles for the team's name enclosed inside the team class. It shows bold, truncated text.

• score: Styles the text displaying the score of each team. It is bold and scaled larger than normal text for easy visibility.

• spacer: Utility for creating flexible spaces, providing a more relaxed space around elements while keeping the structure well distributed.

• space: Utility for creating fixed spaces of 10px.

• timer and period: Styles for time and game period information, displayed slightly larger than normal text and in bold.

The file provides easy to understand and straightforward class selectors to help in managing a neat and responsive sports scoreboard layout.