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# Styles in plain text

Webflow allows you to include styles within plain text from this menu:

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Webflow introduces a **span** to which it applies the style. With Polyflow it is currently **not possible to apply styles to these spans**, so if you need to add styles within text (bold, italics... ) you will have to create that text as rich text and not plain text.

On the other hand, if you have for example **colour styles applied to plain text**, you can create this element in Webflow, one for each language, translate it in Webflow and apply the **"polyflow-only" attribute**. Here you can see how to use the attribute:

[How to show different contents depending on the language version](/language-custom-content/how-to-show-different-contents-depending-on-the-language-version.md)