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![Central Quad](uploads/cq.jpg)
A HTML "style" tag can be used to specify some CSS to be applied to image elements that have alt text matching a specific string. For example,
<style>img[alt="Central Quad smaller"]{width:640px;}</style>
![Central Quad smaller](uploads/cq.jpg)
The same image can be displayed with different style (e.g. width) by giving it different alt text, as shown below:
<style>img[alt="Central Quad tiny"]{width:160px;}</style>
![Central Quad tiny](uploads/cq.jpg)