umbraco-ufm-component

To create custom Umbraco Flavored Markdown components, you define unique syntax markers that transform into HTML during rendering. This integrates with Umbraco's extension registry to enable dynamic content generation within the backoffice.

Yes, you can inject dynamic content like localized strings and property values directly into markdown. Custom UFM components leverage Umbraco foundation APIs to render dynamic UI elements within the backoffice.

Umbraco Flavored Markdown syntax transforms into HTML through custom markers defined in your component. When the markdown renders, the extension registry identifies these markers and converts them into the specified HTML output.

Common use cases for custom UFM components include rendering the current date and time dynamically or generating links to specific content items based on an ID directly within your markdown fields.

Yes, building custom markdown extensions relies on Umbraco foundation APIs. These APIs provide the necessary hooks into the extension registry to support localized strings, property values, and custom UI elements.

Custom syntax markers for Umbraco markdown must integrate with the Umbraco extension registry and foundation APIs. You must ensure your custom markers do not conflict with existing markdown syntax to render HTML correctly.