html **Explanation of Translations:** * **classname="rte"**: `classname` and `rte` are technical terms and usually left as is. If you wanted to translate them conceptually, you could say "nombre de clase" = "rte" * **position**: posición * **relative**: relativo * **font-size**: tamaño de fuente * **line-height**: altura de línea * **margin-bottom**: margen inferior * **display**: visualización * **flex**: flexible * **width**: ancho * **height**: altura * **background-color**: color de fondo * **margin-top**: margen superior * **text-decoration**: decoración de texto * **underline**: subrayado * **Ref**: Ref (short for referencia) * **As shown in the photos**: Como se muestra en las fotos * **Brand**: Marca * **Fits**: Se adapta a * **La pièce est compatible avec les motos suivantes:** La pieza es compatible con las siguientes motos * **Road Glide**: Road Glide (This is a model name and is usually not translated) * **Touring**: Touring (This is a model name and is usually not translated) * **Limited**: Limited (This is a model name and is usually not translated) * **Special**: Special (This is a model name and is usually not translated) * **Ultra**: Ultra (This is a model name and is usually not translated) **Important Notes:** * **Technical Terms:** I've left technical terms like `classname`, `data-mce-fragment`, and the styling attributes (e.g., `position`, `font-size`, `margin-bottom`) in English, as these are part of the HTML/CSS structure and are not meant to be translated. * **Model Names:** Model names like "Road Glide" are generally not translated. * **Context:** The best translation always depends on the specific context. This translation aims for a general and accurate conversion. * **Consistency:** If you're translating a whole website or document, ensure you use the same translations for the same terms throughout for consistency.