If there are images you want to have the same dimensions, you can use an 'id' to quickly make them all the same size!
For example: here are two userboxes that are very different sizes:
Now if we use the code
<style>
#size{width: 200px; height: 40px}
</style>
we can give the images the id of size to make them the same size:
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery23/d70d8bcf.jpg?v=0236594d" id="size">
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery12/b7e7d7dd.png?v=0236594d" id="size">
This makes them the exact same size.
It's usually the most aesthetically pleasing to just make all the heights match though as it prevents any weird stretching - and that would look like this:
<style>
#size2{height: 40px}
</style>
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery23/d70d8bcf.jpg?v=0236594d" id="size2">
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery12/b7e7d7dd.png?v=0236594d" id="size2">
/Note: this only works when the id matches the code exactly - so if you used #size but used id="Size", it won't work./
This works for virtually any code, like borders filters etc.
EX)
<style>
#id{height: 40px; border: 3px solid red}
</style>
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery23/d70d8bcf.jpg?v=0236594d" id="id">
<img src="https://collection.ju.mp/assets/images/gallery12/b7e7d7dd.png?v=0236594d" id="id">
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