umbraco-ufm-component

To add custom UI elements to Umbraco markdown, you implement Umbraco Flavored Markdown (UFM) components using special markers like `{#key}` that transform into HTML during rendering.

Umbraco Flavored Markdown (UFM) extends standard markdown with custom syntax for dynamic content. You need it when inserting localized strings, property values, or custom UI elements directly into markdown text in the backoffice.

Creating a custom UFM component involves fetching official Umbraco documentation, then generating a TypeScript manifest and the component implementation to define and render your custom markdown markers.

Yes, you can insert localized strings into markdown in the Umbraco backoffice by defining custom UFM markers that map to your localization files, rendering dynamic text based on user locale.

Yes, extending markdown with custom components requires TypeScript to generate the component manifests and implementations needed to define the custom syntax and dynamic rendering behavior in Umbraco.

Limitations of custom UFM components include relying on fetching external Umbraco documentation for accurate syntax and managing TypeScript manifests, which adds complexity to maintaining dynamic markdown rendering.