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# Webflow Rich-text fields

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If you have enabled the "[rich text formatting](https://support.airtable.com/docs/using-rich-text-with-airtable)" option in a long text field in Airtable, you're essentially enabling support for markdown. Markdown is a lightweight language that uses plain text symbols to define formatting like headings, bold text, italics, and lists.

While Webflow offers a powerful CMS for managing website content, it doesn't natively understand Markdown. PowerImporter steps in to solve this by acting as a translator between Markdown and HTML, which Webflow understands for text fields.

<mark style="color:blue;">**PowerImporter offers a "Convert markdown to HTML" option for text fields.**</mark> With this option enabled, it will recognize the markdown syntax within your data and converts it to its corresponding HTML equivalent during the sync process.&#x20;

Your content is imported into Webflow with all the intended formatting preserved, including headings, bold text, italics, and lists. \
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You can see the formatted content directly within the Webflow editor, eliminating the need for manual conversion.

Watch this video to see <mark style="color:blue;">**the difference between using the Convert Markdown to HTML option and not using it:**</mark>

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