Articles tagged #markdown


UMB.FYI
2026-03-18

📰 OC.UFMFallbacks Package

Owain.Codes announced the release of a new UFM package for fallback values in Umbraco, allowing users to set a primary value for a label that defaults to another property if empty. This package supports chaining properties, HTML string manipulation, and output truncation. For more features, visit GitHub.

📰 OC.UFMMembersLookup package

Umbraco Flavored Markdown (UFM) is utilized in Umbraco 17 for property descriptions and advanced labels in the CMS backoffice. Owain.Codes encountered an issue with Member Pickers and created a package to display member property information using {mnl:pickerAlias.propertyalias}. The package is now available via NuGet.

📦 OC.UFMFallbacks

An Umbraco package that extends Umbraco Flavored Markdown (UFM) with a {fbk:} component, giving you property fallbacks and text filters directly inside block labels and other UFM contexts.

📦 OC.UFMMemberLookup

An Umbraco Flavoured Markdown extension to allow for searching Member data

UMB.FYI
2025-12-10

📦 umbPublisher 1.3.0 is now out

Now lets you push images to Umbraco as part of your content.

UMB.FYI
2025-11-26

📰 Belissima Backoffice: Property Descriptions

Joe Glombek discusses changes in the "read more" functionality in Umbraco versions 9-13, where descriptions below a horizontal rule no longer render as a "Read More" link. Instead, the native HTML `<details>` element can be used to recreate this feature, allowing for rich, intuitive property descriptions incorporating markdown and UUI web components.

UMB.FYI
2024-12-04

📰 How to export Rich Text to Markdown in Umbraco

Corné Hoskam provides a guide for transitioning from rich text to markdown in Umbraco, detailing the creation of an API controller to export content. Key steps include retrieving content, converting it using the ReverseMarkdown library, and resolving internal links. This process facilitates bulk markdown exports of Umbraco pages.

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