This is a HTML template for a sports statistics website, specifically designed to display a list of top 100 football players. The template includes several elements:
1. **Header**: A section that contains the title, logo, and social media links.
2. **Main content**: A container element (`#gv-wrap-all`) that holds the main content of the page.
3. **Filter block**: A section that allows users to filter the list of players by a specific criterion (e.g., "Show" option).
4. **List view**: A grid-based layout that displays the list of top 100 football players, with each row representing a player and containing information such as name, position, age, etc.
5. **Grid view**: An alternative layout that displays the same list of players in a grid format, with each cell representing a player's details.
6. **Footer**: A section that contains copyright information and a photo credit for the image used on the page.
The template uses various HTML elements such as `div`, `span`, `p`, `a`, `img`, etc. to structure the content and layout of the page. It also uses CSS classes and IDs to apply styles and layouts to different sections of the page.
Some notable aspects of this template include:
* The use of a fixed overlay button to toggle between list view and grid view.
* The inclusion of social media links in the header section.
* The display of player information, such as name, position, age, etc. in both list view and grid view.
* The use of CSS classes to apply styles and layouts to different sections of the page.
Overall, this template provides a clean and modern design for a sports statistics website, with a focus on showcasing the top 100 football players in an attractive and easy-to-navigate format.
1. **Header**: A section that contains the title, logo, and social media links.
2. **Main content**: A container element (`#gv-wrap-all`) that holds the main content of the page.
3. **Filter block**: A section that allows users to filter the list of players by a specific criterion (e.g., "Show" option).
4. **List view**: A grid-based layout that displays the list of top 100 football players, with each row representing a player and containing information such as name, position, age, etc.
5. **Grid view**: An alternative layout that displays the same list of players in a grid format, with each cell representing a player's details.
6. **Footer**: A section that contains copyright information and a photo credit for the image used on the page.
The template uses various HTML elements such as `div`, `span`, `p`, `a`, `img`, etc. to structure the content and layout of the page. It also uses CSS classes and IDs to apply styles and layouts to different sections of the page.
Some notable aspects of this template include:
* The use of a fixed overlay button to toggle between list view and grid view.
* The inclusion of social media links in the header section.
* The display of player information, such as name, position, age, etc. in both list view and grid view.
* The use of CSS classes to apply styles and layouts to different sections of the page.
Overall, this template provides a clean and modern design for a sports statistics website, with a focus on showcasing the top 100 football players in an attractive and easy-to-navigate format.
... the use of both list view and grid view is great tho, it really depends on how you're scrolling through those top 100 players. Having social media links in the header is a nice touch too, makes it easy to share those highlights with friends 
. One thing that could be improved is the font size, some of those player details are hard to read when they're tiny 
... but overall I think this template has potential and it's definitely a step up from previous designs 
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But I guess that's just me being old-school...
It's like we're just watching a never-ending game of musical chairs, where the only constant is change. And don't even get me started on the "top 100" list - what's the criteria for getting in there? Is it based on actual performance or just who's got the most followers on social media? 
, it makes the whole thing feel super responsive and modern. And that overlay button for toggling between list view and grid view? Perfect 
. Anyway, can't wait to see how this template translates into a live website, fingers crossed it stays this slick 
I just saw this new sports stats website and it's SO fire 
! They got that cool filter block at the top where u can show or hide players by position, league, or whatever 
! And have u seen their list view? It's like a grid party 
with all those player info cells lined up! But what I'm really loving is how they use fixed overlay buttons to switch between list and grid views - it's so sleek 
! The social media links in the header section are also super nice touch 
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is the grid view more user-friendly for people who are new to sports stats websites? 
I mean, who doesn't love scrolling through a list of 100 football players? It's not like you're going to get bored or anything. But seriously, this template is actually pretty cool. The fixed overlay button for switching between list view and grid view is a genius touch - it makes it so easy to switch up the layout on the fly. And I love how they included social media links in the header section, gives you that extra info on the go. Plus, who doesn't want to see a player's name, position, age, etc.? It's like having your own personal football database 
. But, I do wish they'd included more player profiles or info about each player in the list view. It feels a bit bare-bones, you know? Still, I get that less is often more when it comes to design, so props for keeping it clean and modern 
. One thing that's got me wondering though is how this site handles data updates – are we looking at real-time stats or just an aggregation of last season's numbers? Just something to consider 
! They got this sweet filter block that lets you narrow down your search by player position, age, or whatever 
. It's so seamless! But I do wish they had more info on each player in both views... maybe like their recent stats or goals scored? That'd be lit 
i wish they would do something similar with other websites too, like just click on something and it changes everything in an instant. thats what i call innovation 
cant complain about that at all. its like they took inspiration from some of those old football stats websites but made it way more modern and user-friendly 
we were sittin at the front row and the energy was electric!!! i'm not even kidding the crowd was so hyped it was like they were all gonna burst 
. But honestly, I wish there was more flexibility with the layout, you know? Some of these grid views can be pretty cramped if you have long names or ages... still, it's a solid template and I'd totally use it for my own sports blog 
It's just a website template, who cares? I mean, it looks okay, I guess. The layout is pretty standard, grid view vs list view, it's not like it's gonna change the game or anything. Can we talk about something else? 
Did you see that crazy goal last night? The one where the player did a sick step-over and scored?! 
. Like, seriously, who thought it was a good idea to make it this hard to just see all 100 players at once? Can't they just use some JavaScript magic or something? 
And what's with the fixed overlay button? It's like they're trying to make us feel like we're stuck in some kind of sports statistics purgatory 
. But you know, I guess it's still a solid template... for 2015 or whatever 
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