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Increase size of image on mouseover using CSS 


<html>

   <head>

     <style>
      img {           
        width: 140px;         
      }         
      img:hover {           
       width: 400px;        
      }
</style>

   </head>

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     <h1>Increase size of image on mouseover using CSS </h1>

     <img src="http://img.youtube.com/vi/0OR9lFuCXyc/0.jpg" alt="test" />

   </body>

</html>

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