Keep font style/format when copying to Keynote

Hello all,
I recently updated to the last version of Keynote under Mavericks, older version was quite simple when copying, you may copy from a website or Xcode and the fonts colours, size and style kept their appearance.
Now every-time I copy from an external source the text gets grey and standard futura font...
How can I solve this 'paste' issue?
Thank all very much in advance!

Any thoughts?

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