Feature Request: HTML Support in the Daily Journal

Proposal:
Enable support for writing Daily Journal entries using basic HTML formatting.

Why this matters:
The trading journal is a cornerstone for both technical and psychological development. Being able to format journal entries using HTML (headings, lists, highlights, links, tables) would drastically improve the clarity, structure, and long-term usability of our notes. This isn’t about turning the journal into a blog—just giving traders more control over how they capture and organize their thoughts.

Key Benefits:

• Cleaner structure and better visual organization.

• Improved clarity for post-trade reviews and performance analysis.

• Ability to include external links (charts, articles, resources).

• More customization without compromising simplicity.

Benchmarking:
Other platforms like Notion or even simple rich-text editors already offer this kind of flexibility. Adding basic HTML support would position Topstep as a more advanced and trader-focused platform.

Minimal Technical Requirements (Suggested):

• Allow basic HTML tags: <h1>, <h2>, <p>, <strong>, <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <a>, <table>, etc.

• Optional WYSIWYG editor or preview mode.