> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://staylime.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://staylime.com/docs/volume-themes/products/display-only-media-related-to-the-chosen-variant.md).
# Display Only Media Related to the Chosen Variant
Filter the Volume product gallery by selected variant: add the color name in parentheses to each image's alt text to link it to that variant.
Focus visitors’ attention on images of the selected product color within the gallery on Product pages.
The solution lies in linking the variant image with other images of the same color in the Media library. We'll connect them through the Alt text of the images.
1. In Media, find the image associated with the variant.
2. Click Edit, and in the window that opens, click Add alt text.
3. The alt text can be anything. In parentheses, write the color name, like `(Black)`, and save it.
4. Now, find another image of this black color and duplicate the prefix `(Black)` after its alt text.
5. Remember to save the changes on the product page.
Repeat this process with all images in Media.
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