As far as I'm concerned you wouldn't have to hide the html, but it would be nice to see its effect. For example if I surround text with <u>...</u> I'd like to see the text underlined or have <span style="background-color:#DCFCE3;color:#00f">...</span> actually change the text color and background. It would save having to open the preview window and scroll to the text or even scroll through the document to find the colorized text. Just having one highlight color (==...==) isn't enough.
As far as I'm concerned you wouldn't have to hide the html, but it would be nice to see its effect. For example if I surround text with
<u>...</u>
I'd like to see the text underlined or have<span style="background-color:#DCFCE3;color:#00f">...</span>
actually change the text color and background. It would save having to open the preview window and scroll to the text or even scroll through the document to find the colorized text. Just having one highlight color (==...==) isn't enough.