>
> That was Eli's point -- it doesn't work with C-h -- please try it.
>
>   C-h
>   ;; Shows first "C-h (Type ? for further options)-", then after a
> secondthe
>   ;; which-key pop-up occurs.
>   C-h
>   ;; Now the C-h help help buffer will be shown.
>   C-n
>   ;; Now you're viewing the NEWS file.
>
> I.e., you cannot paginate through the commands if you are issuing C-h
> and have which-key-mode on.


You also can't invoke describe-prefix-bindings from C-h in vanilla emacs.
The reason is the same. which-key is just intercepting the help-char to do
the pagination.

On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 1:51 PM Alfred M. Szmidt <ams@gnu.org> wrote:

>    > Btw, did you figure out how to scroll to the next page?  In
>    > particular, after typing "C-h" that shows the first page of Help
>    > commands?
>
>    Pagination is done by hitting C-h C-n and C-h C-p, or C-h n and C-h p
>    when the which-key popup is active.
>
> That was Eli's point -- it doesn't work with C-h -- please try it.
>
>   C-h
>   ;; Shows first "C-h (Type ? for further options)-", then after a
> secondthe
>   ;; which-key pop-up occurs.
>   C-h
>   ;; Now the C-h help help buffer will be shown.
>   C-n
>   ;; Now you're viewing the NEWS file.
>
> I.e., you cannot paginate through the commands if you are issuing C-h
> and have which-key-mode on.
>
>
>