umbraco-monaco-markdown-editor-action

You can add custom toolbar actions to the Umbraco Monaco markdown editor by creating a manifests-based extension using the monacoMarkdownEditorAction type and implementing an action class with unique identification, label, and keybinding wiring.

Yes, you can bind keyboard shortcuts to custom markdown actions in the Umbraco backoffice by wiring specific Monaco keybindings, such as Ctrl or Cmd + Shift combinations, into your action class.

An Umbraco markdown editor action handles inserting links and images by executing editor logic that inserts or transforms markdown syntax based on the current editor selection.

Yes, you can open an Umbraco modal dialog to collect user input, such as link URLs or image sources, and then apply that result directly back into the markdown editor.

A monacoMarkdownEditorAction manifest is a TypeScript extension definition that registers a custom toolbar button and its corresponding action class to execute markdown editing logic within the Umbraco backoffice.

Yes, creating custom Monaco markdown editor actions in Umbraco requires TypeScript to implement the action class and define the manifest with proper meta, label, and keybinding configurations.