html **Translation Breakdown:** * **classname:** clase * **rte:** (remains the same as it's likely a CSS class name) * **position:** posición * **relative:** relativa * **font-size:** tamaño de fuente * **line-height:** altura de línea * **margin-bottom:** margen inferior * **data-mce-fragment:** (remains the same as it's likely a technical attribute) * **style:** estilo * **display:** visualización * **flex:** flexible * **width:** ancho * **height:** altura * **background-color:** color de fondo * **rgb:** (remains the same as it's a color code) * **margin-top:** margen superior * **text-decoration:** decoración de texto * **underline:** subrayado * **Ref:** Ref * **additional:** adicional * **references:** referencias * **placeholder:** marcador de posición * **As shown in the photos:** Como se muestra en las fotos * **Brand:** Marca * **Fits:** Encaja * **La pièce est compatible avec les motos suivantes :** La pieza es compatible con las siguientes motos: * **Street:** Calle * **Glide:** Deslizamiento * **Trike:** Triciclo * **a:** a * **ul:** (remains the same as it's an html tag) * **li:** (remains the same as it's an html tag) **Explanation of Choices:** * I've kept HTML attributes and tags like `classname`, `style`, `data-mce-fragment`, `rgb`, `ul`, `li` as they are, as they are part of the HTML structure and not meant to be translated. * I've translated the visible text content into Spanish. * I've tried to use the most common and natural Spanish translations for the terms. * For "Ref," I left it as "Ref" since it's a common abbreviation also used in Spanish. * I kept the numbers and Harley Davidson as they are proper nouns and identifiers. * I translated the french sentence to spanish. This provides a fully translated version of the HTML content, making it understandable for Spanish speakers while preserving the original HTML structure.