html **Explanation of Translations:** * **classname:** classe * **rte:** rte (This is likely an abbreviation and doesn't have a direct Italian translation in this context. It's often used for "Rich Text Editor".) * **data:** dati * **mce:** mce (likely an abbreviation, often related to TinyMCE editor, and not translated) * **fragment:** frammento * **style:** stile * **font-size:** dimensione del font * **px:** px (pixel) * **display:** visualizzazione * **width:** larghezza * **height:** altezza * **background-color:** colore di sfondo * **rgb:** rgb (remains the same) * **margin-bottom:** margine inferiore * **margin-top:** margine superiore * **text-decoration:** decorazione del testo * **underline:** sottolineato * **Ref:** Rif (short for Riferimento - Reference) * **additional:** aggiuntive * **references:** riferimenti * **placeholder:** segnaposto * **Conforme aux photos:** Conforme alle foto (French to Italian) * **Marque:** Marca (French to Italian) * **technical:** tecnico * **comment:** commento * **Compatibilités:** Compatibilità (French to Italian) * **Compatible avec:** Compatibile con (French to Italian) **Important Considerations:** * **Context:** The best translation always depends on the specific context. Some words might have slightly different nuances depending on the situation. * **Abbreviations:** I've left abbreviations like "OEM" and "FLTRXS" as they are, as they are likely product codes or model names and are not typically translated. * **"rte":** As mentioned, "rte" is likely an abbreviation. If you know what it stands for in this context, you might be able to find a more appropriate Italian translation. * **Phrases:** I've translated the short phrases ("Conforme aux photos" and "Compatible avec") directly into Italian. * **Consistency:** I've tried to maintain consistency in the translation, using similar terms where appropriate.