@whitewall Thanks for explaining what Rich Markdown does. Really nice, @CalebJohn !
Transformation inside input fields are really hard to get right, and also tiptap is not flawless. Try inserting =example== and add an extra = at the beginning to turn it into highlighted text. It doesn't (only when you insert ==example== correctly):
I think Dynalist solves this in a better way. You only see the Markdown characters of the line you're editing:
I think it would be even better if the highlighted styling is also applied when the line is active, but that might be just me.
All these scenarios can easily be achieved with Rich Markdown with the 'Add additional CSS classes for enhanced customization'-option selected. Then you can hide the Markdown tokens, unless the line is active (parent div has .CodeMirror-activeline). Would that work for you @Yajo ?