This plugin requires two main steps: configuring the element and setting up the critical cleanup workflow.
Step 1: Configuring the Hotkey Element

Place the Element: Drag the "Hotkey Shortcut" element onto any page or reusable element where you want the shortcut to be active. It is an invisible element.

Define the Shortcut: In the properties panel for the Hotkey element, set the following fields:

Key Code: Enter the primary key you want to listen for (e.g., s, enter, escape, delete).

Ctrl/Cmd: Check this box if the shortcut requires the Ctrl key (Windows/Linux) or Cmd key (Mac).

Shift: Check this box if the shortcut requires the Shift key.

Alt/Option: Check this box if the shortcut requires the Alt key (Windows/Linux) or Option key (Mac).

Create the Workflow:

Go to the Workflow tab.

Create a new event: "Elements" > "An element fires a custom event".

Select your Hotkey element and choose the event "shortcut_pressed".

Add the actions you want to run (e.g., Navigate to page, Save changes, Show/Hide element).

Step 2: Critical Cleanup Workflow (Mandatory to Prevent Memory Leaks)

Because this plugin attaches a listener that is active across the entire page, you must call the dedicated cleanup action when the hotkey element is no longer needed (e.g., when navigating to a new page). Failing to implement this step will degrade application performance.

Create the Cleanup Action: Ensure your plugin contains the necessary Client-side Action, typically named "Remove Hotkey Listener", which is responsible for safely deactivating the global shortcut.

Implement the Mandatory Cleanup Workflow: On every page that contains the Hotkey Shortcut element, you must run the "Remove Hotkey Listener" Action when the user leaves the page. The recommended method is:

Go to the Workflow tab for the page.

Create a new event: "General" > "Page is loaded".

Add an action: "Plugins" > [Your Cleanup Action Name] (e.g., Remove Hotkey Listener).

Note: Treat the "Remove Hotkey Listener" action as a mandatory part of setting up this element to ensure application health and speed.