"Extension Types" documentation updates

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-  The Extension types have some general features and some are provide
-  specifically to a type.
+    An overview of general extension types available in the Umbraco backoffice.
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 # Extension Types
 
-### General features <a href="#package-manifest" id="package-manifest"></a>
+## General Features
 
-The general features of all Extension Types can be read as part of the [Extension Manifest Article](../extension-registry/extension-manifest.md)
+Extension Types in Umbraco allow developers to extend and customize the behavior of the backoffice. Each type provides
+unique functionality, such as creating custom dashboards, enhancing entity actions, or enabling localization. Learn more 
+about the shared properties and overall structure in the
+[Extension Manifest](../extension-registry/extension-manifest.md) article.
 
-### General Extension Type <a href="#package-manifest" id="package-manifest"></a>
+## Common Extension Types
 
-The system provides Extension Types for certain needs and then there is a few that has a general purpose.
+The **Umbraco backoffice** provides **Extension Types** designed to meet a variety of customization needs. These include
+extensions tailored for specific functionalities, as well as general-purpose extensions for broader use cases.
 
-### [Bundle](bundle.md) <a href="#package-manifest" id="package-manifest"></a>
+### [App Entry Point](app-entry-point.md)
 
-The `bundle` type enables you to gather many extension manifests into one. These will be registered at startup.
+The `App Entry Point` extension type is used to execute JavaScript when Umbraco starts up. The code will run before 
+the user has logged in or the backoffice has initialized.
 
-### [Backoffice Entry Point](backoffice-entry-point.md) <a href="#entry-point" id="entry-point"></a>
+### [Backoffice Entry Point](backoffice-entry-point.md)
 
-The `backofficeEntryPoint` type is used to execute the method of a JavaScript file when the backoffice is initialized. This file can be used to do anything, this enables more complex logic to take place on startup.
+The `backofficeEntryPoint` extension type is used to execute JavaScript upon initialization of the backoffice. This
+extension type provides lifecycle hooks (startup, teardown) for extension developers to customize backoffice behavior.
 
-### [Extension Conditions](condition.md) <a href="#conditions" id="conditions"></a>
+### [Block Custom View](block-custom-view.md)
 
-Most Extension Types support conditions. Defining conditions enables you to control when and where the Extension is available. This Type enables you to bring your own Conditions for the system.
+The `blockEditorCustomView` extension type is used to define a custom web component for representing blocks inside the
+Umbraco block grid property editor.
 
-### [Kinds](kind.md) <a href="#kinds" id="kinds"></a>
+### [Bundle](bundle.md)
 
-The Kind-type enables you to base your Extension registration on a preset manifest. A kind provides the base manifest that your manifest will be amending. A typical Kind declaration would provide a default Element, making it possible for you to only configure the Element via properties of the Manifest.
+The `bundle` extension type is used to aggregate multiple extension manifests into a single entity, which will be
+registered at startup.
+
+### [Dashboards](dashboard.md)
+
+The `dashboard` extension type enables extension authors to create custom informational panels that can be displayed
+in the Umbraco backoffice. These extensions can be added to existing Umbraco sections or to a custom section.
+
+### [Entity Actions](entity-actions.md)
+
+The `entityAction` extension type is used to create menus for operations on an entity such as a document or media item. 
+Built-in backoffice examples include: "Trash", "Duplicate to...", "Publish" etc.
+
+### [Entity Bulk Actions](entity-bulk-actions.md)
+
+The `entityBulkAction` extension type works similarly to the **Entity Actions** extension type, but with the
+ability to perform the actions on a selection of entities from a collection.
+
+### [Entity Create Option Action](entity-create-option-action.md)
+
+The `entityCreateOptionAction` extension type is used to provide custom entity creation actions via a dedicated
+modal interface.
+
+### [Extension Conditions](condition.md)
+
+Most extension types support conditions which allow extension authors to control when and where the extension is
+available. This type enables extension authors to define their own conditions.
+
+### [Global Context](global-context.md)
+
+The `globalContext` extension type creates a custom context of data and functions, accessible throughout the entire
+backoffice and the entirety of the session.
+
+### [Header Apps](header-apps.md)
+
+The `headerApp` extension type is used to place single-purpose extensions in the top-level navigation bar. These
+extensions appear next to the user profile.
+
+### [Icons](icons.md)
+
+The `icons` extension type is used to make custom icon extension sets available in the Umbraco backoffice and in
+custom Umbraco UI components. Extension authors provide SVG files and register them using this extension type.
+
+### [Kinds](kind.md)
+
+The `kind` extension type is used to create custom extension configurations that can be used as the basis of, or
+be inherited by, other custom extension types.
+
+### [Localization](localization.md)
+
+The `localization` extension type is used to register additional languages and files of translation strings that can
+be used in Umbraco backoffice extensions.
+
+### [Menu](menu.md)
+
+The `menu` extension type is used to create custom menus that can be placed in sidebar extensions or displayed as a
+fly-out from a button, header, or workspace view.
+
+### [Modals](modals/README.md)
+
+The `modal` extension type is used to configure and present dialogs and sidebars within the Umbraco backoffice.
+
+### [Property Level UI Permissions](../../property-level-ui-permissions.md)
+
+Umbraco allows system administrators to define read and write permissions on an individual property basis. 
+`Property Level UI Permissions` can be created to define customized rules to fit any use case.
+
+### [Property Value Preset](property-value-preset.md)
+
+The `propertyValuePreset` extension type is used to customize the default value of a property editor and allow for
+dynamic behavior through hooks.
+
+### [Sections](sections/README.md)
+
+The `section` extension type is used to place top-level navigation items within the Umbraco backoffice. Custom
+Section extensions appear alongside Content, Media, Settings, and others, as seen in the purple navigation bar.
+
+### [Tip-Tap Extensions](../../../fundamentals/backoffice/property-editors/built-in-umbraco-property-editors/rich-text-editor/extensions.md)
+
+The Tip-Tap editor is the newest and default text editor in Umbraco. Tip-Tap can be extended with either native 
+extensions or toolbar extensions.
+
+### [Trees](tree.md)
+
+The `tree` extension type is used to create a hierarchical structure composed of nodes, such as documents or media
+items.
+
+### [Umbraco Flavored Markup Components](../../../reference/umbraco-flavored-markdown.md)
+
+`Umbraco Flavored Markup (UFM) Components`, are used to create descriptions and labels for entities across the 
+backoffice. These replace the previous "Label Property Configuration" feature. Extension authors can create custom 
+components that go beyond textual labels, including creating hooks that allow for imperative programming tasks and 
+custom markup.
+
+### [Workspaces](workspaces/README.md)
+
+The `workspace` extension type provides functionality that operates within specific workspace environments, such as
+document editing, media management, or member editing.
+
+## Even More Extension Types
+
+Umbraco provides a number of additional extension types that can be used to extend the backoffice. The backoffice 
+contains an interactive browser for exploring all available extension types. This feature also allows users to confirm 
+that their own backoffice extensions are found and loaded by the backoffice.
+
+To use the Extension Insights browser, navigate to the **Settings** section of the backoffice and select
+**Extension Insights** from the sidebar. A comprehensive list of available types can be found in the dropdown menu.
+
+<figure><img src="../../../.gitbook/assets/extension-types-backoffice-browser.png" alt=""><figcaption><p>Backoffice extension browser</p></figcaption></figure>

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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The following Manifest declares a preset for the `Umb.PropertyEditorUi.TextBox`
 
 ```typescript
 export const manifest = {
-    type: 'propertyValuePreset';
+    type: 'propertyValuePreset',
     alias: 'my.propertyValuePreset.TextBox',
     name: 'My Property Value Preset for TextBox',
     api: () => import('./my-property-value-preset.js'),