Thanks for posting that. What I like about slate is that it seems to be searchable via Ctrl+F which makes it an advantage over ReDoc where search is broken IMO.

Thanks for posting that. What I like about slate is that it seems to be searchable via Ctrl+F which makes it an advantage over ReDoc where search is broken IMO. We are currently reviewing several API doc creators including commercial once. And none of them seems to have the feature that I can perma link to a certain request (or response) parameter. E.g. /api1#some/nested/parameter. This seems to me very useful as we don't have to copy the description and type of the parameter again. You see what I mean when you go to the slate example page https://slatedocs.github.io/slate https://slatedocs.github.io/slate and search e.g. "available" then you click on the result and you will be directed to the "Get All Kittens" instead of the parameter directly which is confusing if you have more than a few parameters and you have to scroll down. I.e. Ctrl+F is better than this Search feature. The same problem exists for ReDoc. We tried to contribute a change that supports this perma link feature, but it was not even reviewed. Any recommendations?