Daniel Nicolai

Okay, I misunderstood/not well considered the strict part, but it is more about the meaning of the 'leading' and `full' in those styles. I guess this should be perfectly possible...

Ah, I don't understand this immediately (as I do not fully understand dispatchers yet/did not use them yet), but I guess this must be a perfect solution to my request....

So even better probably would be to use firefox (or chrome) with the headless --screenshot option, then add the produced image as a display property to (over) the original html....

For people that are interested, for now I am using the following function to 'process' the results: ```lisp (defun org-babel-process-export-html-block () (interactive) (let* ((element (org-element-context)) (beg (org-element-property :begin element)) (end...

A workaround is to remove from the result the lines added by org-mode, so that only the html remains. Then you can select the html and use `shr-render-region` to 'correctly'...

FYI This functionality does work correctly with the [emacs-ipython-notebook](https://github.com/millejoh/emacs-ipython-notebook) package (maybe you could get some clue there?)

Ah... actually on my system everything works just fine with `emacs-jupyter` using the wolfram kernel too. 

Ah, okay. So I checked again here (I'm not really using emacs-jupyter at the moment), but everything just works here (see screenshot below). But I am not a developer. So...

But I guess when even `emacs-ipython-notebook` does not show images, while it shows output for 2+2, then maybe you have two problems. So does any of the ipython/juptyer packages show...

I have a similar problem on Fedora 32. When I try to evaluate a jupyter-python source block, the echo area shows: `Starting python2 kernel process`. And indeed the message buffer...