Look at this weird *Help* screen,
Note the four non-hyperlinked items? > How did you get that, Jacobson? > I can't get such a two-storied *Help* buffer with either C-h f nor C-h v. > Are you taking the wrong prescption drugs? It's a long story: $ emacs -Q C-h f ;; describe-function s ;; self-insert-command o ;; self-insert-command - ;; self-insert-command l ;; self-insert-command o ;; self-insert-command n ;; self-insert-command g ;; self-insert-command <return> ;; minibuffer-complete-and-exit C-x o ;; other-window <tab> ;; forward-button <tab> ;; forward-button <return> ;; push-button C-x 1 ;; delete-other-windows C-h l ;; view-lossage Yes, the cursor was on top of ‘global-so-long-mode’ when I did push-button. Because global-so-long-mode is both a function and a variable, I get the two-storied *Help* window. But whoever invented two-storied *Help* windows didn't make sure all the hyperlinks are hyperlinked. Sure they are when you do (describe-function 'global-so-long-mode) (describe-variable 'global-so-long-mode) individually. But not when you do them "both at the same time" via the push-button. emacs-version "27.1"
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