Ken Huang

Oops, `counsel-imenu` does work as what I want if I start a clean Emacs env by `emacs -Q`, sorry about that. My counsel version is `0.13.4` and `M-x emacs-version` is...

The culprit is `which-func` with below snippets: ```elisp (require 'which-func) (which-function-mode 1) ``` I don't know why, but if I comment them out, counsel-imenu works as expected. And I also...

Haven't used `M-x imenu` directly before, but it seems it works :( I made a gif to demonstrate this: 

No worries, at least I can work-around it, so it's not a big problem :)

> But how could I change it back to not use dired to open directory? @Stumble press `/` instead of `ENTER`

This should work: https://github.com/abo-abo/swiper/issues/532 , also check [Do not open dired for directories when using counsel-find-file - Emacs Stack Exchange - emacs.stackexchange.com](https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/33701/do-not-open-dired-for-directories-when-using-counsel-find-file) with some explanations.

@doolio Hi, why doesn't it work for me? I confirmed that the value of `org-html-htmlize-output-type` is `inline-css`.

Hi @matiya, > Then you to add a CSS to your anki card template like: > Could you elaborate on this? I added the below code at the beginning of...

@doolio, Thanks, it looks much better with your CSS. P.S. detailed steps to add custom CSS on Anki: 1. click the "Browse" menu on the top on the Anki main...

@drdrjacobs You're right, it works perfectly after installing the htmlize package (with `org-html-htmlize-output-type` being `inline-css`), thank you!