I'm in the process of designing a hockey-themed website and wanted to incorporate a "carousel" display for live games without using Bootstrap 4's carousel feature. My goal was to rearrange elements so that the score would always be positioned inside the team's logo. However, this led to an unexpected issue:
My current focus is on styling the viewport between 786px and 991.98px. Anything outside this range will not display the correct styling.
If you look past the first box (as I only made changes to the second block indicated under the comment <--- two --->
), you'll notice that the scoreblocks in the second box don't align properly in terms of their styling.
The code snippet provided below should help replicate the problem (except for linking the CSS and images to the appropriate location).
From what I can gather, it seems like there might be a "whitespace text node" element causing the spacing between the image and the score on the left side. On the right side, this "whitespace text node" sits within the div with the id score-md, resulting in additional background space.